A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger. (Proverbs 15:1)
He who is slow to anger is better than the mighty, and he who rules his spirit than he who takes a city. (Proverbs 16: 32)
Do not hasten in your spirit to be angry, for anger rests in the bosom of fools. (Ecclesiastes 5: 17)
Be angry, and do not sin; do not let the sun go down on your wrath. (Ephesians 4:26)
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Beverley has been serving the Lord since she was a child. At an early age, she recognized that God had a special plan for her life, but it was not until in her adulthood that she surrendered her total life to God and accepted the mandate that God placed on her life. The Lord called her into His Kingdom to be an encourager, intercessor, teacher, scribe, priest, and to proclaim the Word of God.
Since then, Beverly has established a blog to teach us to become the oil and wine. The oil and wine are purified and mature products, which is the advanced level that the Lord expected of us.
In 2017, Beverley published her first book, Harm Not The Oil And Wine. In it, she described her trials and how God helped her to overcome them, and to live more victoriously. The book also exposed the enemy of our souls with detailed information about his past defeats and future extinction.
Wright spents most of her time studying the Bible to know the truth of God’s Word. She believes that only God’s truth can expose the deception of the enemy, and uproot and tear down spiritual strongholds.
You can learn more about Beverley’s life and testimony on her website becomingtheoilandwine.com.
You can also find her on Facebook and Google+ under the name of her blog, and on Twitter as @Theoilandwine.
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Anger has always been a thorn in my side. When things didn’t go my way I would react impulsively and my emotions would reach a 100 in seconds.
But I asked God to deliver me from that and He did. Now when I find myself getting angry I give it to Him and He teaches me how to respond according to the offense.
Thanks Beverley!
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I take a deep breath and chant the name of the Good Lord. Eventually, he helps me calm down. But not always i do that.
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Hello Ajaybpai, Thank you for visiting and for sharing with us how you release the anger and take control. Indeed the name of the Lord is powerful so by speaking out his name, he will answer you favorable. May God bless you and keep up the good work.
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Reblogged this on Self Reflection and commented:
Many of us have a hard time dealing with anger. I use to have that problem but I learned how to practice self-control.
If you are like me let God teach you too on how to deal with anger. Here are some scriptures that will help you.
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Hi Vernon, It is always a pleasure to have you on this blog. If you notice on my 2014 year in review by WordPress you top the list of persons who posted the most comments. This prove how much you support this blog and I deeply appreciate it.
I agree with you that only God can teach us how to control our anger. If you notice in our society today the spirit of anger is responsible for the many atrocities, including the mass murders in France, that are occurring in the society. Therefore it is up to us as people of God to rebuke and destroy this terrible spirit that is destroying our country.
Thank you for re-blogging. I hope that more bloggers will write more posts about controlling anger. God bless you and thank you.
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This is beautiful
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Reblogged this on Talmidimblogging.
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Anger is like a drug or alcohol leading to bad decisions.
Controlling your anger is not easy to control when you are in a environment where you feel like everybody is out to go against you.
Misery loves company.
Also too it’s best when something bother you too it’s best to speak about it instead of holding it in because if you keep things bottled up inside, one day you will explode and erupt like a volcano
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