When Jesus Gets Angry: Understanding Righteous Anger vs. Human Rage explores the profound difference between destructive human anger and the transformative righteous anger demonstrated by Jesus in the Bible. Discover how Jesus' anger purifies instead of pitching fits, heals instead of hitting the roof, and preserves instead of popping off. This powerful message examines the famous temple-clearing incident where Jesus flipped tables and drove out money changers, revealing that his anger wasn't about commerce itself but about reclaiming sacred space for worship and healing. Learn why Jesus made a whip before acting, showing his deliberate response to corruption rather than an impulsive outburst. The most beautiful part? After clearing the temple, the marginalized—the blind and lame—came flooding in for healing, demonstrating that righteous anger creates space for those who truly need God's presence. This teaching challenges Christians to examine whether they're angry about the right things: corruption, spiritual abuse, injustice, and hypocrisy. Discover practical ways to practice righteous anger like Jesus through being open to loving correction, promoting positive change in the church, and making anger proactive rather than reactive. If you're struggling with anger issues, feeling frustrated with corruption in religious institutions, or wanting to understand biblical examples of righteous indignation, this message offers biblical wisdom for transforming anger into a force for positive change. Learn to be the salt of the earth by directing your righteous anger properly to preserve, heal, and transform situations around you.