Episode

Episode 7

Podcast
Living Unoffended Podcast
Published
Jan 28, 2026
Duration seconds
873
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Summary

What if traffic, criticism, and everyday frustration are actually training grounds for forgiveness? In this episode, Brant revisits why anger isn't a sin—but holding onto it can quietly shape our lives in destructive ways. Responding to a thoughtful listener email, he clarifies what Scripture really says about anger, why forgiveness isn't "post-it-note Christianity," and how emotions can serve as warning lights without becoming permanent residents. Brant also shares personally about forgiving his father after years of pain and hypocrisy, explaining why forgiveness was life-giving.