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A Prayer for Being Slow to Anger

Listen to the Everyday Prayers with Million Praying Moms Podcast every weekday to start your day in God’s Word and prayer for the people you love most.

Just today, a group of my friends were discussing how easy it is to be angry with your children all the time. They whine and complain, they don’t get schoolwork done, and they get on our nerves with their bickering. Worse yet, we think somehow we’re gonna motivate them to do the right thing with our anger.

What can you do to keep a tranquil heart towards your children? What are situations that make it easier to lose your temper? Listen to today’s podcast episode from Melanie Young, based on Proverbs 14:29.

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About the Author

Melanie Young is the award-winning author, along with her husband, Hal, of Raising Real Men; Love, Honor, and Virtue; and an upcoming book on parenting preteens. They are popular conference speakers, known for their Christ-centered focus and practical, real-life stories. They are the parents of six boys and two girls and they blog at www.RaisingRealMen.com.

 

About Brooke McGlothlin

Brooke McGlothlin is the cofounder of Million Praying Moms, and author of multiple books, including, Praying Mom. She’s a wife and mom to two teenage boys who make their home in the mountains of Appalachia, calling southwestern Virginia home.

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