Anger shows up faster than we expect and stays longer than we want. And the strange thing? Most of us are convinced we handle it just fine.

In Week 2 of Seven Deadly Sins, we take an honest look at what the Bible actually says about anger. It's not what most people assume. Feeling angry isn't automatically a sin. The real danger is what happens when we leave it unchecked. From Cain and Abel to the Sermon on the Mount, Scripture shows us how anger that isn't addressed slowly takes control of our hearts, our words, and our relationships.

Whether you've ever exploded on someone or quietly buried it for years, this one's for you. Because anger doesn't have to win.

In this message:

Why anger is rarely the real problem — it's usually the symptom

How buried anger turns into bitterness over time

What Jesus actually meant when he connected anger to murder

Why slowing down is one of the most powerful things you can do