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In this episode, we’re looking at Good and Angry by David Powlison — a practical, honest, and eye-opening exploration of what anger really is, and what we’re supposed to do with it.

📕 Subtitled: Redeeming Anger, Irritation, Complaining, and Bitterness
Originally published in 2016, this 243-page book is split into four simple but powerful sections that take you from self-reflection to biblical insight on how to deal with anger in its many forms — whether mild, veiled, buried, or intense.

We’ll go over:

🧠 How the book is structured

📚 What the introduction reveals about Powlison’s approach

👥 Who this book is actually for (spoiler: not just Christians!)

🔍 Why anger isn’t just a “problem” to fix — but a capacity to understand

💡 What my key takeaway was after reading it

Whether you're a parent, a partner, a pastor, or just a person trying not to explode — this book has something to say to you.

Let’s explore the real face of anger, and how to move toward grace, clarity, and peace.

✍🏾 Author: David Powlison
📘 Title: Good and Angry
🧭 Audience: Christians, parents, counselors, and anyone dealing with anger — even quietly.

If you’ve read this book or wrestled with these ideas, drop your thoughts in the comments!