Sermon
Blessed Self-Forgetfulness
By Tim Keller
Sermon
Be Angry, Sin Not
Tim Keller | January 27, 1991
Overview
The Bible gives us a wonderful and amazingly balanced understanding of anger. What does it mean to be angry and not sin? It means that anger is not wrong in and of itself, but it can very easily lead to a tremendous amount of trouble. This sermon will examine what it means to be angry, and what it means to not sin in your anger.
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