How to Eliminate Anger, Sexual Immorality and Low Self-Esteem // Eliminating Sin, Part 3

<p>Anger, Sexual Immorality and Low Self Esteem are three of the most stubborn sins known to mankind. We know we should eliminate them from our lives, but the question is: HOW?</p> <p> </p> <h3><span style="color: #ff9900;"><strong>LIVING IN THE GOOD THINGS OF GOD</strong></span></h3> <p>Well, welcome to this third week in this series called <em>“Eliminating Stubborn Sin – Once and For All”</em>. Over the last few weeks on the programme we have seen that God truly does want us to overcome stubborn sin in our lives – that God gives us the power to deal with every sin and whatever temptation comes our way. He gives us the way out – a way of dealing with it. Actually there are very few things that God says “Don’t do!” and the only things to which He says “Don’t do!” are the things, if we are honest with ourselves, the things that are going to hurt us.</p> <p>And today we are going to look at anger, sexual immorality and low self esteem because they are way out there. But when it comes to dealing with these stubborn sins, the issue is not so much that we should get rid of them – we kind of know that – the question is how?</p> <p>So let’s kick off today with anger because anger is actually a big issue in this world today – it seems we’re all so busy doing all the things we have to do – racing around, taking the kids to school, getting off to work and at work these days the pressure is really on. Make more, achieve more, deliver more – it used to be in the ‘good old days’ the pace was much slower.</p> <p>You had to wait for the mail to arrive and when you sent a letter out, it took a couple of days to get it all correct through the typing pool. But these days, even when people are on holidays with their families, they’re answering emails on their mobile phones.</p> <p>We’re so connected, so in demand, so busy – it’s almost like we’re like battery hens – the slightest thing makes us snap. Some people have more of a problem with anger than others. The more achievement oriented and outcome focused a personality we have, t