Let your words flow from your heart and not your anger
A gentle answer deflects anger, but harsh words make tempers flare. PR 15:1. Let your words flow from your heart and not your anger. The delivery of your words can often speak louder than the words themselves. Harsh words will attract a harsh response. Therefore allow God’s wisdom to guide you so that you don’t necessarily respond with same or even greater anger, but rather allow your words to be a soothing balm, to right a wrong. Be quick to apologise if you know you’re wrong, trying to position yourself to justify your actions, or minimise what’s happened may not be the best place when confronted by anger that is sometimes justified. God loves you and cares very much about your relationships as we were created for relationship with Him and each other. Praise God today that He is always with us and will never leave us nor forsake us. Ask God to give you the wisdom you need, and He will guide your steps.
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