In this sermon, Pastor Stan explores anger as one of the "seven deadly sins," emphasizing that while anger itself isn't always sinful (as seen in Jesus cleansing the temple), uncontrolled anger opens doors to sin, bitterness, and the enemy. Through Scripture, the message teaches that we must manage anger constructively by being quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry. Personal testimony highlights God's power to rescue and transform someone from rage to freedom, showing that life improves as we align with our new identity in Christ and cultivate the fruit of the Spirit.
