DEBBIE CHAVEZ
Squadron of Sisters (Debbie Chavez)
Handling your anger with spiritual maturity
Handling your anger with spiritual maturity
Handling your anger with spiritual maturity
Friday 31st October 2025
Explore handling anger with spiritual maturity using Bible-based guidance from Sarah and Debbie Chavez.
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Episode Overview
- Identify your anger style: porcupine, stuffer, or ice queen.
- Control your anger instead of letting it control you.
- Use prayer as a tool for managing emotional responses.
- Engage in honest conversations to resolve conflicts.
- Seek guidance from scripture for righteous anger expression.
"Control your anger instead of allowing your anger to control you."
What drives someone to tackle their anger with spiritual maturity? This episode of The Debbie Chavez Show takes you on a journey through the intricacies of handling anger, featuring Bible-based guidance that promises healing and growth. Hosts Sarah and Debbie Chavez are in the studio, ready to challenge the common misconception that anger isn't a universal issue.
They argue that everyone gets angry, whether you're a yeller, a stuffer, or an ice queen, and it's crucial to handle it with spiritual maturity. The episode delves into identifying your anger style—are you a prickly porcupine, a silent stuffer, or an aloof ice queen? Each style has its pitfalls, causing damage not just to others but also to yourself.
Debbie Chavez suggests, "Control your anger instead of allowing your anger to control you," offering a refreshing perspective on managing emotions. The discussion doesn't stop at identifying issues. It offers actionable steps to transform your approach to anger. From pausing to pray for guidance to engaging in honest conversations with those who upset you, the episode provides practical advice grounded in scripture. The hosts remind us that even Jesus expressed anger, but in a way that was righteous and constructive.
Whether you're grappling with minor irritations or deep-seated resentment, this episode provides valuable insights into fostering healthier relationships. So, are you ready to turn your anger into a force for good? Tune in for an enlightening conversation that might just change how you view your own emotional responses.