Anger is powerful—but it doesn’t have to control you. In this teaching from 2 Samuel 15–16, we walk with King David through betrayal, accusation, and public humiliation to see how a godly man responds when anger knocks at the door. David faces rebellion from his own son and verbal attacks from Shimei, yet instead of reacting in rage, he entrusts his emotions and his reputation to the Lord. This passage shows us the difference between feeling anger and being ruled by it. If you’ve ever struggled with anger, resentment, or the desire to retaliate, this passage offers biblical wisdom that is deeply practical and timely. 📖 Scripture Focus: 2 Samuel 15:13–17; 2 Samuel 16:5–14 https://youtu.be/kxqe-iseNqQ