The truth is my response is learned behavior. I learned it long ago, from people I grew up around, learned it so informally that I was not aware that I was learning anything. Tommy Bolt has been described as the angriest golfer in the history of a game that has stimulated the secretion of more bile than any other single human activity outside of war and denominational meetings. The boy picked up a wedge and threw it as high and as far as he could. The good news is what can be learned can be unlearned.
Anger is an inescapable fact of life.
But the experience of anger is different from the expression of anger. What I do with that anger, how I express and manage it, is another matter. Click here for reprint information on Leadership Journal. Leadership is the practical journal designed for today's Christian leaders. Its biblical insight and counsel will encourage your ministry.