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For decades now he’s been the primary voice of grace-saturated counsel and he speaks from a position of deep wisdom and careful exegesis. If you or someone you know has a problem with anger, this book is for you. In other words, everyone should buy it.”  \nElyse Fitzpatrick, Author of Counsel from the Cross  \n“Endorsing something that has occupied fifteen years of the ‘salt n’ light’ life of Dr. David Powlison is a privilege. As an Anglican priest of an inner-city parish in Charleston, SC; having struggled with and viewed anger ‘up-close-and-personal’ in our community, the ‘God tools’ and experiences within the pages of Good and Angry are personally germane to me. And will enable me to teach others how to biblically ‘reframe anger.’”  \nThe Rev. Dr. Dallas H. Wilson, Jr., Vicar, St. John’s Chapel, Charleston, South Carolina  \n“David Powlison does not treat anger as a disease to be cured or a vice to be crushed. After all, the Bible depicts both Jesus and his heavenly Father as sometimes angry. Expect no comforting nostrums from these pages. Here, instead, you will find biblically faithful probing and gospel hope that will make it possible to be good and angry.”  \nD. A. Carson, Research Professor of New Testament, Trinity Evangelical School, Deerfield, IL; cofounder of The Gospel Coalition  \n“‘This book is vintage Powlison—balanced, insightful, and richly nuanced. Powlison maps our anger (both good and bad) not on a sprinkling of Bible verses but on the gospel and the breadth and depth of biblical narrative. This is one of those books you not only read, but buy copies to pass to friends.”  \nPaul Miller, Director of seeJesus, author of A Loving Life  \n“It is a rare thing to find a fusion of biblically accurate and personally applicable insight in much that is written about anger. Dr. David Powlison is a stunning exception. He wields his written insight with all the wisdom and care with which a shepherd carries a staff to direct and defend the sheep dearly loved by the greatest Shepherd. His grasp of the Word of God and the heart of humanity is startlingly clear, compelling, convicting, and comforting.”  \nJoseph Vincent Novenson, Senior Teaching Pastor, Lookout Mountain Presbyterian Church, Lookout Mountain, TN  \n“Good and Angry is the best book I have reviewed related to the heart of anger. David Powlison gets the nuances of the heart, and his careful and thorough understanding of anger from a biblical perspective is a significant contribution to the biblical counseling movement. He shows us that with Christ as our example and the gospel as our guide we can forgive, be motivated to mercy, and even learn to love our enemies. I recommend this book to anyone who has ever been angry, loves someone who struggles with anger, and especially to those who don’t think they have a problem with anger. Ipray this book is as helpful to you as it has been to me.”  \nGarrett Higbee, Executive Director, Biblical Soul Care Ministries  \n“David Powlison helps us to think clearly about our anger, no matter which form it tends to take. This  \nbook really is a one-size-fits-all, and the format is like interactive counseling. Whether or not you are already aware of your anger problem, you need this book. Good and Angry is an exceptional resource for everyone—from parents and teachers to pastors and missionaries.”  \nGloria Furman, Cross-cultural worker; author of The Pastor ’s Wife and Missional Motherhood ","cbCaiiHxHfbmi5sf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiHxHfbmi5sf","pdf",2063142,324,"English","# Good Anger and Destructive Anger\n## Anger as a heart issue, not a surface problem\n## Hidden forms of anger (indifference, withdrawal, contempt)\n# Gospel Reframing\n## Mercy, forgiveness, and love of enemies\n## Reorientation to God’s redemptive purposes\n# Practical Pastoral Guidance","[{\"question\":\"How does the book distinguish “good” anger from destructive anger?\",\"answer\":\"It examines anger as a heart condition and contrasts anger that aligns with God’s purposes against anger driven by destructive motives and lies.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the book treat anger as something to be cured or a vice to be crushed?\",\"answer\":\"No. It rejects both simplistic cure-only and suppression-only approaches, noting that Scripture portrays even Jesus and the Father as sometimes angry.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of anger does the book address beyond obvious rage?\",\"answer\":\"It explicitly names covert forms such as indifference, withdrawal, and contempt as sinful and destructive when they reveal the heart’s problems.\"}]","Good and Angry - David Powlison - 如何赎回愤怒 | PDF",816]