Join our FREE Romans Group to take your study of Romans to the next level! Just head over to https://nicoleunice.com/romans/ to sign up for access to weekly inspirational content and access to our private Facebook group! We will walk through Romans as a community, and Nicole will be in the group every week answering your questions about Romans and providing reflections for you to take your study to a deeper place.***No matter what circumstances you are in, God describes himself as slow to anger, compassionate, and rich in love. In today’s episode, we are searching for truth in our feelings when we are angry. What do we do when we feel angry? Behind our anger can be fear, insecurity, pride, control, and irritation, but God is calling us to search our hearts before him to understand where our angry is being placed. In today’s episode, Nicole does a topical study of scripture and breaks down 3 important principles about anger:1. God is slow to anger.2. God’s anger and human anger are not the same things. 3. Anger is not a sin, but it can lead to sin. Questions to consider: 1. Since anger is a natural reaction, what is my plan for dealing appropriately with it? 2. How am I at releasing anger? What might I need to request from God about my anger? As a reminder, here are the three questions we ask each show: 1. What do the verses say? 2. What's the backstory, what's the context? 3. What does it mean? What are the principles of this passage? Today's Scripture Referenced: Exodus 34:6Psalm 135:8Psalm 103:8Psalm 86:15Nehemiah 9:17Proverbs 15:1Escalates 7:9Ephesians 4:26James 1:19-20Psalm 4:4***Check out Nicole’s latest book, The Miracle Moment: a six-week Bible study on transforming conflict into connection: https://nicoleunice.com/miraclemoment/Follow Nicole: Her Site | Facebook | InstagramEpisode Image Credit: Getty/Pict Rider Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.