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When you get mad, do you tend to: (1) lash out (2) hold it in?
Fonts: Neue Haas GroteskAdobeArtist: @michaelkhamodesign

When you get mad, do you tend to: (1) lash out (2) hold it in?

An engaging graphic that opens honest conversation about anger and points your community toward God's peace and forgiveness.

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Caption ideas

  • There's an appropriate response to anger: Giving it into the hands of God, and choosing to forgive.
  • Neither of those is the best. Instead, we're to trust God to make things right, and give the anger to Him. Ask for His peace and His help to forgive.

Keywords

Anger/Unforgiveness

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