A Healthy Church Member Puts Away Unrighteous Anger

In his sermon, Tyler emphasizes the importance of putting off unrighteous anger and embracing a new self in Christ, as outlined in Ephesians 4. He discusses how anger, when unrighteous, can stem from the desire for control and can lead to sin, urging believers to address anger with grief and compassion. Tyler illustrates that righteous anger is permissible, especially when it is directed towards sin and injustice, but must be brief to avoid giving the devil a foothold in our lives. Ultimately, he encourages the church to forgive others, recognizing the profound forgiveness they have received from Jesus, and to seek transformation to become more like Him.