One challenge of being a biblical counselor is that my job brings me into contact almost daily with things that make me angry. Cruel husbands make me angry. Unrepentant, self-righteous voyeurism makes me angry. Seeing harm done to children makes me angry. And, as a biblical counselor, I often deal with individuals who are angry. While often they are consumed with sinful anger…
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