10/26/2026
Most of us have a scene we keep replaying. A conversation that went sideways, a comment that hit us wrong, a moment when someone treated us unfairly. It can show up on a run, in the shower, or even somewhere on the drive home from church.
Pain rarely stays where it started. Unspent anger finds somewhere to land, and it usually lands on the people closest to us instead of the person who caused it.
In our series The Jesus Way, we’ve looked at what Jesus did when his disciples asked permission to answer hostility with fire and swords. He refused, and then he took the whole cost on himself so the cycle would end with him.
Who has been receiving your unspent anger lately, and what would it really take to stop passing it along?