God intends for Christians to exercise self-control when angry. It is not a sin to be angry; however, using that anger to harm your spouse is. Taking a time-out creates an opportunity…
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Housed within the Regent University School of Psychology & Counseling, the institute is an initiative supported by the Rosemarie S. Hughes Endowed Scholarship of Christian Thought in Mental Health Practice.
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