Sermon

Praying Our Anger

Tim Keller |  April 28, 2002

Topics:
  • Prayer & Meditation
  • Forgiveness
Duration:
41:05
Scripture:
Psalm 137:1-9
SKU:
RS 148-04

Overview

What are you going to do with the anger that comes when you face serious mistreatment, serious injustice?

Modern readers expect the Psalms to give inspiration, so when they read the searing pain and anger in Psalm 137, they say, “What’s this doing in the Bible?” But this passage, in spite of how disturbing it is, tells us some important things about how to handle our anger over mistreatment.

Let’s look at 1) the context of this psalm within the message of the Bible, 2) the three things the psalmist does with his anger, and 3) the three more things we can do with our anger on this side of the cross.

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