Nathan W. Bingham

So it's important for us as Christians to know what the Bible says about these topics, especially anger, for the Bible doesn't say that all anger is sinful.

Welcome to the Monday edition of Renewing Your Mind.

And over the next four days, we'll consider both anger and joy.

R.C.

Sproul's teaching on these topics is immensely practical, and they're topics not often addressed today from a biblical perspective.

So when you give a donation in support of Renewing Your Mind at renewingyourmind.org, we'll send you two titles from Dr. Sproul, Is Anger Always a Sin?

and Can I Have Joy in My Life?

Plus, we'll add both series to your digital library in the free Ligonier app.

Well, to start this week's study, here's Dr. Sproul on the Apostle Paul's command to be angry and do not sin.

Be angry, but do not sin.

A clear command from the Apostle Paul.

But how do we deal with our anger?

Well, be sure to listen to tomorrow's episode.

What you heard today on Renewing Your Mind was a message from R.C.

Sproul's five-part study on anger from a biblical perspective.

I was helped greatly as I considered this subject afresh.

So I recommend you respond today and request access to the entire series and his companion book, Is Anger Always a Sin?

Simply show your support of this daily program with a donation at renewingyourmind.org or when you call us at 800-435-4343 and request this series and book.

We'll also give you access to his series on joy and its companion book.

So that's two books and two teaching series when you donate at renewingyourmind.org or when you use the link in the podcast show notes.