Hello BBT family and friends.  I sure hate that we missed seeing you last week.  I know you’ll be glad to hear that Linda is much better today and we look forward to seeing you this Sunday.  Our pastor appreciation dinner will be held this Sunday since Pastor David was sick when we originally scheduled it.  As he mentioned we will not have the Sunday school time so that we can be done before dark.  We can also consider this our Thanksgiving celebration, since that holiday is close at hand and we have much to be thankful for.

As you will have guessed already by the fact that I’m writing this week’s post, I will bring the message.  I would like to discuss something we’re all personally familiar with.  No one has to teach us.  We’re born with it and it usually takes only a few months after that for it to show.  It’s not sin, though the same could be said of sin and sin is often not far behind.  I’m talking about anger.

Ephesians 4:26-27 says, “BE ANGRY, AND yet DO NOT SIN; do not let the sun go down on your anger, and do not give the devil an opportunity.”  Jesus got angry, so it can’t be a sin just to be angry, but anger often leads to sin.  Why do we get angry?  Is there ever a place for it?  What should we do when we feel it?  Let’s examine God’s word for the answers.  Come join us!