Paul famously said, “don’t let the sun go down on your anger”. Instead, Paul encourages forgiveness as a way to let go of the power that anger can have over us. In part 1, we will talk about the anger we carry around with us – towards others, God, the world and even ourselves. As we start a new year, we will challenge one another to set down the suitcase of anger so that we can embrace the freedom of forgiveness and peace.
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