DidYouKnow+FollowAngry at God? You’re in very good company I felt rage at God for things I couldn’t change. I whispered it quietly, afraid someone would call me sinful. Then I read Jeremiah 20. He curses the day he was born. He doesn’t hide his fury. In Hebrew, it’s raw, unfiltered emotion directed at God Himself. The Bible preserves his anger, not as a flaw, but as a record of honest faith. If anger sits heavy on your heart today, it’s not sin—it’s human. And it has always been part of the conversation with God. #AngerInFaith #Jeremiah #BiblicalHonesty #ChristianEmotion #FaithAndStruggle3317Share
How Are You Feeling+FollowTo anyone who feels angry—and scared of that anger I wasn’t afraid of God leaving. I was afraid of what I might say if I were honest. Then I read the Psalms of David more carefully. Some of them don’t ask politely. They accuse. They demand answers. In Hebrew poetry, these are not lapses—they’re intentional forms of prayer. Anger, in Scripture, isn’t faith breaking apart. It’s faith refusing to go silent. If anger is sitting heavy in you today, you don’t need to hide it. The Psalms suggest God would rather hear your protest than your performance. #ChristianLament #Psalms #AngerInFaith #BiblicalPrayer #EmotionalTruth230Share
