I was sexually abused for years and grew up in a culture that women/children did not have a voice. The biggest trigger for me is not being heard/understood, being ignored. I can be angry about something at a level 3 but if I voice it and it gets ignored, it immediately jumps to a level 10. I also have just as much anger when I see others getting ignored or not having a voice. As far as righteous anger…I used to get really upset about minor issues like being overcharged or not getting the discount I was supposed to get, people cutting in line, bullies, etc. I could not control myself but I realized that it was not about me at all. It was more about fairness and justice. In my head, I spoke up because it was a way to balance justice in the world, as crazy as it seemed. From there, I realized that I could use my anger for a better cause…advocating against child abuse, abortion, trafficking, etc. So now, instead of getting worked up about day to day stuff I try to focus it towards a greater good, a bigger cause. It is so much more effective and rewarding.
I relate to everything you just said and I appreciate you sharing it! I also have a strong sense of justice and it shows more for the marginalized than it does for myself. Once I see something and it feels unfair or unjust I can never unsee it!
I definitely agree I think it's all Jackie's doing though LoL because she's really thorough....she be let's not leave room for assumption. LoL which is great...
Yes - anger at its root is fear. It’s love or fear for us. ... the example of how men control and sexually use/abuse/throw away women out of the anger from being neglected/abused by their mothers as young boys ... and women who manipulate and control men ...people/women/ children/anyone... as a result of being used and abused ... ....fear. ...self. ... a false, weak form of “self-protection” ...the fear of getting got .. the I’m going to get you before you get me - (since you’re going to get me eventually, I’m going first.) The opposite of love. Agree
“Anger reveals your idols” - wow, that’s profound. Oftentimes we turn our anger outwards, and think the cause is external, meanwhile it’s revealing something within. That’s enlightening, thanks for this.
"I idolize the way I am able to think, therfore if in any way the way I think is challenged then you will see anger." OUCH! Thank God for you both and your message.
"Being easily irritated is being easily angered" This literally stunned me into silence. Even in high school, I used to say I don't ever get angry/mad, I just get frustrated or irritated. I don't know if it was easily, but I knew the situations that could cause it.
I had that silent anger, so much so that I planned out and attempted to (un alive) my abusive father. To cope with our toxic home I became addicted to porn and alcohol at age 11, but when God got through with me 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 Talk about the glory of the Lord on full display for the redemption 🙏🏾
“Anger is more convenient for someone who doesn’t want to look weak.” + “Anger/Irritability is a form of control. “ “Women try Controlling their environment and controlling people instead of just dealing with the anger. Making puzzle pieces with human beings” 🤯🤯😭😭 This was extremely helpful and realistic. Thankful for the anointing and wisdom God has placed in both of y’all to break it down so clear for us.
At 65, I spent many years being abused, ridiculed, beaten, threatened, etc.... simply because of being born with a birth defect. I was constantly mocked and attacked, treated like trash by people in school, in church/Sunday school sessions, on many jobs, and especially at home! My own brother repeatedly sought to "punish" me for having been born a physical freak!! He would often bring one or two male friends, or a female friend out to our parents place (far outside of the town we were from). He would immediately insult me, kick me, and threatened to kill me, just to show off how "tough" he thought he was! I had spent over a decade being beaten, and threatened with death! I shouted to God for justice, for years! Justice finally came when I was able to move away for several years.
I am cracking up from the beginning of this episode; that was the holy ghost Preston, Jackie was being used by the holy one to discuss hygiene 🙌🏾🙌🏾🤣🤣🤣🤣
Listen we thank God for the willing vessels. Cleanliness is next to Godliness …. period . Now imagine there are people who not only don’t use wash cloths but don’t shower everyday . Because it’s a lot of people like this doesn’t justify it as normal or “clean”.
Being easily Irritated is an anger issue - Ouch "IF you investigate what makes you angry you'll find your idols" Women ALSO show anger by the silent treatment or cutting people off QUICKLY because they didn't get their way (another way of manipulation) So good Jackie - that manipulation can be with our children too (usually with adult children or High school age)
I would like to address something you wrote. I will keep this short. I feel that silent treatment has been attacked a lot lately by people, as if silence in itself is evil. Silence to me seems to be is acceptable and tolerated by certain people, until they feel that they want to be heard or spoken too and the person is not responding to them who normally would give them the time of day. Even in Ecclesiastes it states, " a time to keep silence, and a time to speak." Keeping silence when a resolution can be reached is sinful or prideful I agree, but keeping silence can save your soul or even one's life. I want to know how do you feel a silent person can be a manipulator? I feel unless they open their mouth to forcefully get you to do something you are against doing or use their silent behavior to control or influence you, it is usually what her person has done or said in the in the past that causes you to fear them or be intimated by them, not a silent person but help me understand this. because I am confused by this. I think women who are silent and withhold sex from their husband at the same time is being manipulative:)
@@e.wilson9613 I'm not talking about being silent & observing or taking you time. When I say silent treatment I mean "Hummm I'm not gonna talk to you until you do a,b,c" It's a tool that can be used to get someone to do what you say OR ELSE I won't speak to you. I hope that helps explain it more 🙂
"Anger is more convenient to someone who doesn't want to look weak." I'm a female... and this is my struggle. Lord help me. My pride. I don't cry much...except when I'm really angry. Never thought about it. Thankful for this ...I love you fam and thank God for your transparency. You're helping Saints as we all seek to grow to be more like Christ.
Yes!!! I struggled with anger as a little child all the way into my adulthood. I've finally let God start working on it and it's wonderful. I grew up with angry parents so it's all I ever saw modelled to me. I would snap and yell at anyone who I thought was trying to control me, and began to hate myself because I became the person I feared growing up. I also used to only cry when I was angry, because I didn't want to appear weak by showing I was hurt or sad or even touched by a sincere gesture. Until God revealed that the devil keeps us prisoner by convincing us that change is too hard and too shameful. God revealed that He wanted to change me and heal me, no matter what anyone else would say or think. That if I wanted to be a completely different person tomorrow, no one can stop Him from doing that in me. It's been 4 years since then and I cry about everything now, and rarely feel as angry as I used to. Family and old friends can unknowingly try to pull you back by reminding you of your old self, but with Godly accountability and the assurance of my identity in Christ, I vehemently reject it.
This is a very convicting video for me because much like Jackie, little things irritate me and quickly. I don’t have a super dramatic, overtly angry response, but definitely annoyance. The root of this for me has been a lack of patience, and also feeling unseen or dismissed. I also used to be a “pushover” or “people pleaser”. That in and of itself can take away your voice, so once I found my voice i did not let others forget it. Pray for me y’all😩.
I have this as well. My anger is also fear and control. For example, when I'm driving and get angry at someone for cutting me off its really me being fearful about getting into a car crash.
As a 17 year old girl this was so insightful and helpful. I always knew I was angry but I never even thought of thinking why. Glory to Jesus Christ alone for this Godly perspective! Keep doing His good work.
Gaslighting is something to be triggered by. I don’t think I’m smarter than anyone. But I will get angry when it happens to me or anyone else. But I don’t know how to handle it correctly. This was a really insightful discussion. Thank y’all. Blessups 🙏🏽💕
This is good…because as a woman, I express anger by shutting down and silent treatment because I don’t feel hard…it’s a defensive mechanism because I realize if I let you in that moment how I feel…I’ll unleash the wrath of God…
Wow so perfectly articulated a feeling i had earlier today. Do u do this also just bc u don’t want to let people in that moment bc you don’t want to be judged how u feel?
Thank you for sharing because I shut down too and your comment made me reassess my silent treatment. When I go silent, all I know is I am feeling an emotion but I don't necessarily know what triggered the emotion. I have to step back and allow my anger to diffuse so that I can think in a more level head. I don't like talking when I am feeling intense emotions, whether it's sadness, anger, ect. I have to get my emotions under control first.
The feminine expression of anger being manipulation was like. 🤯 cause I knew exactly what you were gonna say right when you said it cause it’s THAT true. Anger begets the need to control.
Wow! “If you investigate what makes you angry you’ll find your idols.” That is so powerful and true. I know I struggle with idolizing things like hair and beauty, but I never really understood why I’d get angry and irritated when I turned to those things. When it comes to beauty and hair, I often idolize what other women have (concerning hair length especially) and get angry or irritated around them because I am jealous of what they have, rather than giving God thanks for what I have. Please pray for me. But this also showcases the process and outcome of sanctification. It’s crazy how the things you once loved you now grow and distaste for because of the work of the Holy Spirit in your life. God bless you guys! Great episode!
Wanted to thank my brother and sister for taking the time to have this talk. Y'all help me realize how angry I am. I will take this to the Lord. God Bless Y'all
WOW. I love the way that you communicate openly with each other & challenge each other to grow intellectually, spiritually, & holistically. This whole discussion was not only enlightening but also convicting. God bless you both so much for letting Him use you.
Loved this talk and everything just wanted to add that another way that woman express anger is through gossip!!! [edit] I hope you can cover more on women angry, bitterness and dealing with ‘when someone makes you feel stupid’ as Jackie said
This segment HEEERRRREEEE.. .is alright with me! Thank you for the transparency. I realize I have anger issues. . . and I feel like i should have known this and have been delivered from it by now because of how old i am but deliverance doesn't have an age limit and because i realize NOW, i can be made all the better! I appreciate you PERRYS!!! 🧡🧡🧡
I love how you all talk and listen to one another. I love how you both support each other when you are speaking about the Lord. It blesses my heart and soul! Thank you.
To back up your point that fear sometimes manifests as anger- a lot of my "road rage" type reactions went away when I started admitting that what the other driver did scared me.
This episode was right on time for me. I thought I was healed in some areas but dealing with my co parenting situation has proved I need to deal with my anger.
I am so glad that I came across this video. It’s honestly a sign of relief. Watching this has allowed me to open my eyes and understand that I am dealing with anger, what angers me, and how to deal with it in a healthy way. I just pray that God will continue to be patient with me because I am tired of dealing with my anger in a toxic way.
Thank you both for snatching the time to minister in this way. You are deeply appreciated. Thank you for helping us articulate what we experience internally with anger. Your ministry is uniquely special. Much love.
Sometimes it could tie directly to how you grew up, if you're family didn't like you making mistakes or was impatient when things wasn't done a certain way when asked once can make a person become annoyed when someone cannot do something as quickly as expected. I think it seems like it something wrong with them but there's something wrong with you, who gave you the right to give a person a time frame to do something right, God doesn't even do that? I think a lot of businesses do that and our culture pushes this agenda and no one feels allowed to make a mistake and if they do they are shunned for it..anyway I just wanted to say it's not your fault and we need to learn how to carry our own cross and bear it daily, sorry if it's too long.:)
@@e.wilson9613 No worries! These are definitely great points! Yes my parents did expect perfection and I was definitely on a time schedule to get chores completed. I remembering timing myself on how quickly I make my bed in the morning before school lol! However I do feel like I’m also naturally this way. From as early as I could remember I was never the child that like strangers and it takes me awhile before I warm up to people. I often find myself not wanting to be bothered by other people and find isolation quite nice because people often drain me. Now I find myself now getting annoyed or irritated by people who don’t catch on to things quickly or seem as non intelligent. I’ve always been deemed the smart child so maybe that has something to do with it as well along with your other points! Thanks for the feedback!
@@tamaramichelle4326 We are similar in some ways. I too take a while to warm up to people and need to be alone and feel comfortable in isolation. I renew my strength there. Anyway however my mom use to say when I was a child I never met a stranger, in some ways I'm still like, that. Anyway I think it's very acceptable to be the way you described, just remember not to be judgemental towards those who lack your skill of follow- through and self-discipline. Some people don't grow up in that type of environment or is encouraged to do so, for the Lord is not a respect of persons. In Rms. 14: 7-13, it talks about how the servants of the Lord,( if we consider ourselves that) are not to judge one another. I find it more difficult to deal with a condescending person than a person who learns slower than me, but that's my thing. I am probably one of those people who you would find to be annoying that seems to have become the lot of my life since I've gotten older, but I don't judge you, I just think you are a wonderful human being who needs to remember what really matters or truly counts which is that we love with the heart and not our hands and feet, that which can leads us into strange and forbidden places. Pray that the Lord will continue to give you discernment in this thing. We all fall short of the glory of God, and even if we did come pretty darn close to his perfection we would still miss one point if we are not doing according to his will. :) be blessed. I'm sorry this is too long. The next one will be shorter.:)
As a women who grew up in a household that was predominately male, I relate to the way 'male' anger is described. Its funny, because struggling with weakness and not wanting to show true emotions or cry is a symptom of that. Even if it is socially acceptable for a woman to cry I still can't break what was taught to my brothers and I.
@preston you’re the best! Though I barely know your story, I absolutely love how you so transparently embody the transforming power of the gospel in how you relate to and interact with @jackie. You carry the heart of Christ for her with such dignity and respect… It’s breath taking and awe inspiring. Thank you for being not only an example for believing husbands in the black community, but for men all over the world!
I love this so much 💜 As a woman who has dealt/ is dealing with healing from anger, I can relate to pretty much this whole conversation. I was the one who wanted to manipulate the people around me and my surroundings so that no one could push that one button that would set me off like a firecracker. Only learning that the more I pursued that manipulation, I was only piling on more and more things and thoughts that would make me angry. Glory to God for the great works He's doing within me.
So on time message. I deal with anger and pray daily God delivers me from it because it's expressed in ugly ways through out my days and it's a terrible place to be in. This morning I felt that anger that I thought I was doing better with coming back and there came y'all's video right on time.
Thank you, Preston & Jackie, for distinguishing the holy and the common; for teaching the difference between the unclean and the clean. Thank you for acting on being compelled to be set apart from what others have/have not done concerning the topic of anger. 🙏🏾 ✌🏾&❤️ Ezekiel 22:26 ☝🏾🙌🏾
I have cried deep sobs while listening (starting at around 17:31 especially) and processing this message. It's so simplistically accurate yet extremely and profoundly honest. There has been a great deal of shame and guilt that I carried for many years. Having been molested and watching people my entire life mask up, pretending to be saved yet actually living for and loving the world. As a young mother, I attempted to break certain cycles that I admit I was actually ill-equipped to completely denounce for the sake of family. Fast forward to today and I am so grateful and thankful that God is helping me unlearn the false things that were indoctrinated in me. Knowing some truth only resulted in my living some freedom. Taking the responsibility to actually STUDY God's Word and being in a family of Christ that is helping me grow and being my accountability partner, I can say I see so much that I've said and done, and am in some aspects still dealing with that I know has d God. Yet, here I am getting stronger and WISER and willing to release even more of the enemy that had convinced me I needed to hold on to. Being afraid to share my story with the world because of the shame I would bring to my family when they were living their lives, unapologetically assuming I would always secure their secrets and damage that helped to mold the controlling person I have been most of my life in certain ways. Not feeling heard or respected have been MAJOR trigger's for me. I'm thankful that a weight has been lifted today and that this message and this thread have helped me see myself more. I am humbled and encouraged.
Yes ma’am I have to have two wash cloths. “easily irritated is an anger issue” that was a wow moment and made me reflect. I’m unfortunately easily irritable.
Preston talking about the burning in his chest/righteous anger related to apologetics reminded me of Jeremiah 20:9. This desire to speak truth and the burning righteous anger was felt and expressed by the prophet Jeremiah. Keep up the apologetics. Thank you both for inspiring me to see the people around me instead of just walking past.
Wow this was such a great and edifying conversation. All Glory to the Lord, God bless you both and thank you! I truly needed to hear this because it make me reflect so much on my anger.
"Why am I mad? What is under this causing this response?" So good. So many things were said that hit home for me, someone who's been battling with anger; combination of experiences and triggers. However, God has been revealing so many things to me to help me even more through the sanctification process. This popping up on my TL was timely and it was posted on my birthday ❤. God bless you both and your ministry full of wisdom. Very relatable and comforting..
Your observation about manipulation and control is so spot on for me! I’m working on this and asking God to work this out of me. I also feel called to this ministry. Preciate this video
Mann,..Sooo good ! I feel like I’m working through a lot of my own personal hurts. Which really has sat down as anger with how someone has treated me. But hearing what you guys are saying reminds me of how much not only do I need to keep forgiving but I need to give more empathy toward those who have hurt me as well. I love this !! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I've recently been trying to find the cause of my anger but I haven't found it yet. I know why I'm angry at my mother - that stems from constantly being criticized by her with everything - and I'm working on that; I haven't figured out why I'm angry at everything else though. I'm like Jackie where I'm constantly irritated by the littlest thing. I feel enslaved by it and I pray for God to deliver me from it.
Let it GO. Flow and it be a drop thrown into the ocean waves. YOu ned to catch the thoughts and think AM I Stupid for exercising this thought and emotion or does it do me good?
I’m very angry, and when I think about where it comes from, it stems from not being validated. Being told and treated like I don’t or never mattered. That I was not wanted by the very woman who brought me into this world. Then bringing a child into this world and once again not respected or loved. And having your only child betray me in the worst possible way and have no remorse. I’m seeking to find healing and things are better but I’m such a work in progress!
Yeah also about culture . Going up in the Caribbean, St.Lucia our underwear is our wash clothe . As soon you enter that bathroom you wash your underwear/panty an yeah ...
I cannot thank you enough for this. Definitely broken down a lot of my thoughts, and feelings, towards my situation as of late. Helped me to better understand myself. Amazing episode!
Mannnnn!!!!! Y’all be right here n time. This is the second podcast this week where y’all have been all in my house, my friends, my family. Like, I’m learning these things and y’all have been confirming them 🙌🏽🙌🏽 praise God
I am loving how much I get from this podcast. You two have me wrapped in your conversations and I just love how God is using you and specifically using you to help this 55 year old woman heal. God bless you and your family!!! One course correction, I think the base instinct of animals can sometimes be better than ours. WE (humans) are uniquely skilled at redirecting our anger away from the source of what we allowed to make us behave less than what God wanted for us. We then double down and lay that anger at the feet of another "other" than the person place or thing that we let in (because of shame) then point it toward a weaker perspective that we think we can manipulate into receiving that displaced anger.
The idol is pride. "You think I'm stupid." "You think I'm weak" "imma show you who I am". It's ego. It's the same way Lucifer thought. But once you realize they said all that about Jesus and He still was like "oh, ok" and did His job, you learn to react differently. And it makes you look at people differently. You see their ego and where they wear pride as a bandage and you learn how to respond Christ like. It's rough and it takes a lot of patience, but it's so worth it!
Wow! This is good spiritual food! I've now identified several areas of anger that I'm masquerading as something else like my OCD, as well as intellectual irritation. My Lord.. I'm releasing it to The Lord now, requesting healing, and faithfully waiting on Him to manifest my healing.
Love this. Ive struggle with anger since a young’n and this brings me so much clarity in my search to get to the root. Real biblical tools to start unfolding the rubble inside.❤
Y’all are really such a blessing to so many people!!! Please don’t stop making videos!!! I’m really working at and growing my relationship with God. Lately I’ve been feeling myself get furious over small things and lashing out in ways I’m not proud of. I know there’s more godly ways to handle things And I really want to work on displaying a more Christ like anger. Being more compassionate and truly trusting that vengeance is Gods. It brings me peace to think about. I’ve never heard anyone break it down in this way. Makes me happy to know that anyone out there hurting children and babies is going to be handled by the alpha and omega.
Can I fist say I ABSOLUTELY LOVE y’all!!!!!! God is doing an AMAZING in the both of you!!! Please continue to let God use you both! You both drop sooooo many precious gems 💎💎 here! My husband and I are both 34 and have been married for 13 years and this was truly insightful and encouraging! May God continue to BLESS your family!!!! I Enjoyed every minute of this!
Jackie nailed it. The tragedy of getting in the shower was out a washcloth is indescribable LOL. There is a desperation that happens when you try to replicate that agitation with a bare hand and it usually results in a couple scratches and then giving up. You get out and walk across the floor naked, water dripping and then you get back in. Thank you Jackie I'm for feeling that kind of pain with me.
This was so good and so relevant for myself and so many loved ones ❤️🙌🏾 Thank you! On another note…I cannot contain my laughter when y’all go on about the washcloth vs the hands. 😆 My showers will never be the same since y’all …mostly YOU Jackie, have brought up the washcloth texture/agitation thing. I mean, I need the friction too…can’t just be smooth. Some folks be treating their showers as dishwashers, but we can’t just be rinsed off with hot water and soap and thinking we good. TBH, I still use a sponge on my dishes before they go in the dishwasher. 🤷🏽♀️ Anyhow, It’s the comedy and real talk I didn’t know I needed. 😆 it’s nice to know I’m not alone in my thoughts that other people would consider awkward.
Preston was genuinely confused in the beginning! 🤣 I love these conversations with Jackie. She makes me think of many topics in a different perspective 🩷
I'm with Jackie. My biggest irritant is people thinking I'm stupid. Mine manifested from a lifetime of hearing "oh you don't have no common sense, you're just book smart." You mean because I didn't understand something? Because I ask questions? Because we don't have the same point of view? Because my mind doesn't operate like yours? That being paired with the person who is "smart" in my family, irks me. Especially, now that I have surpassed knowledge in certain area of older family members. However, I can see it for what it is. It is prideful. Very prideful of me. It's to the point I question pursuing further education. I'm not sure if it's because I want to show my family just how capable I am or have some accolade obsession. Do I want to be viewed as the intelligent person? Or am I still the very curious and inquisitive person I was as a child?
Wow This is DEFINITELY ME !!!! I have also been told that my intelligence was only linked to “academics” and till this day, I am highly bothered and angered when someone thinks I am stupid. But I am grateful for God’s loving kindness and it’s an area that needs to be surrendered to Jesus.
Hi my name is Clarence. I did not even know that I had anger in me.I was raised in a manipulative and controlling household it was all subtle and I did everything I was told to do. I never even known that's what it was all called until I was born again and even so after so many years of walking with Jesus it's only in the last three years that I begin to learn and be aware of what the Lord is working in me. I have been asking the Lord to "create in me a clean heart..."and to reveal to me if there is any wickedness in me and lead me in the path of righteousness. I have felt that there is some evil device in me and kept asking the Lord to deliver me from it what ever it was. Then I listen to you guys and by God's mercy I repented when I realised that I have been controlling and manipulating my daughter and justifying myself as her mother loving her. I repented and asked Jesus to forgive me and uproot this anger and pride from me. My daughter is born again too so she has her own relationship with the Lord it's not my responsibility to grow her in the Lord he does the work in her. Pray with me sister and brother. God bless you. Great work you are doing. Thanks 🙏❤️
I really enjoy you all in the morning or at the office. The topics, the tone, and your interaction with each other are a blessing. My co-workers look at me and ask what I'm laughing at and I think you wouldn't understand unless you can relate and listen to the Perry's. #stllove...
Preston is so matured, God has helped you it is evident in the way you understand how the society defines things like masculinity which are wrong definitions of it. You are an example of how a man should be. You are very humble ❤️❤️🙌🙌I wish my brothers can be like you
I LOVED this and God bless you both, brother and sister in Christ ‼️ I will be looking forward to listening to another POD cast. Thank you both for your transparency and bringing the pure word of God to the teaching!
A really important topic 👏 thank you both so much. Recently, I had to accept that I was angry, which was hidden under my pride and religion. I cried out to the Lord and told him how I felt and gave him the anger. I didn't realise just how much of it I was carrying. I've often felt like I couldn't ask for justice from the Lord as I've been so guilty of so much, who am I to ask for justice? I'm learning the freedom in giving it all to the Lord instead of reacting to my feelings. Like Jackie said, we are to take those feelings to the Lord and I guess I wasn't doing that but trying to deal with it myself again pride and self sufficiency. Greatful for this video, God bless you both 🙏
I felt this. I’m angry ALL the time, and I can’t find the root. Gonna ask God to soften this heart of mine because my anger is debilitating to the point that it’ll ruin my day. I’ll when go days, weeks, months without talking to someone because I’m angry at them, and I KNOW that’s not good. 😩🥵 Thank you for this dialogue, it was very eye opening!
THANK YOU both so much for talking about this! Your discussion has opened my eyes to my own pride and anger and where it derives from. Keep speaking truth and talking about the hard stuff!
Hey Perrys! I just wanted to let you know that I really appreciate this video. A quick little suggestion about 30:00 that you may have already realized at this point: it's not right to be angry at people for leading others astray, as it's not *their* fault! They are being influenced by principalities, powers, spirits, etc. that cause them to do their bidding. That's why we don't judge according to the flesh; we don't get angry at people, we get angry at the enemy, the powers, and the other things influencing them! (2 Cor. 5:16 "Therefore, from now on, we regard no one according to the flesh.") I just wanted to give you those words so that you might not lead others astray by incomplete understanding. Thank you again for this conversation!!
Yesssss THAT WAS SO GOOD! So many points and nuggets. I’m going to have to watch again to take notes. Can I also say that was the most calmest conversation on anger I’ve seen in a while.
This is really good! Going deeper to find out the why. God dealt with me about the anger I had towards my father. Even the way I remember him did not honor him. God had me think about how some of the things I did may have hurt him. God also let me know my anger towards him may have been valid, but why hold on to that when I serve a Holy God! That shook me to the core, and I let it go. We also must remember this , we hurt people as well. We are not always the victim. To God be the glory! I absolutely love your willingness to be real and transparent!❤
I was sexually abused for years and grew up in a culture that women/children did not have a voice. The biggest trigger for me is not being heard/understood, being ignored. I can be angry about something at a level 3 but if I voice it and it gets ignored, it immediately jumps to a level 10. I also have just as much anger when I see others getting ignored or not having a voice. As far as righteous anger…I used to get really upset about minor issues like being overcharged or not getting the discount I was supposed to get, people cutting in line, bullies, etc. I could not control myself but I realized that it was not about me at all. It was more about fairness and justice. In my head, I spoke up because it was a way to balance justice in the world, as crazy as it seemed. From there, I realized that I could use my anger for a better cause…advocating against child abuse, abortion, trafficking, etc. So now, instead of getting worked up about day to day stuff I try to focus it towards a greater good, a bigger cause. It is so much more effective and rewarding.
Awe, :).
Thank you so much for sharing my dear sis. This helped me! Jesus bless you💛
wow this has helped me, thank you for sharing.
I relate to everything you just said and I appreciate you sharing it! I also have a strong sense of justice and it shows more for the marginalized than it does for myself. Once I see something and it feels unfair or unjust I can never unsee it!
You can’t use anger.
It’s anger that’s using you.
Even just 1 iota of anger separates you from God.
Why not drop the anger?
I love how they encourage each other to go deeper in their thinking
No comments, lemme fix that. Excellent comment btw
I definitely agree I think it's all Jackie's doing though LoL because she's really thorough....she be let's not leave room for assumption. LoL which is great...
“Anger is a symptom…”-That just put so many things into perspective!
Yes - anger at its root is fear. It’s love or fear for us. ... the example of how men control and sexually use/abuse/throw away women out of the anger from being neglected/abused by their mothers as young boys ... and women who manipulate and control men ...people/women/ children/anyone... as a result of being used and abused ... ....fear. ...self. ... a false, weak form of “self-protection” ...the fear of getting got .. the I’m going to get you before you get me - (since you’re going to get me eventually, I’m going first.) The opposite of love. Agree
“Anger reveals your idols” - wow, that’s profound. Oftentimes we turn our anger outwards, and think the cause is external, meanwhile it’s revealing something within. That’s enlightening, thanks for this.
"I idolize the way I am able to think, therfore if in any way the way I think is challenged then you will see anger." OUCH!
Thank God for you both and your message.
“Real righteous anger compels us to be different, not compels us to attack” 🙌🏾💯 Soo good, and sobering!
Wow! Powerful
YES!! Anxiety and anger is definitely connected it’s easier to be angry than to be vulnerable.
That’s a WORD cmon
I can totally see this, I get anxious when my house is not organized or clean and then I get angry about it 🤯
"Being easily irritated is being easily angered" This literally stunned me into silence. Even in high school, I used to say I don't ever get angry/mad, I just get frustrated or irritated. I don't know if it was easily, but I knew the situations that could cause it.
Woww I say I'm not angry I'm upset or disappointed or frustrated.
I had that silent anger, so much so that I planned out and attempted to (un alive) my abusive father. To cope with our toxic home I became addicted to porn and alcohol at age 11, but when God got through with me 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Talk about the glory of the Lord on full display for the redemption 🙏🏾
Glory to God for keeping you through such a traumatic period.
Wow praise God ❤
The blood 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
“Anger is more convenient for someone who doesn’t want to look weak.” + “Anger/Irritability is a form of control. “
“Women try Controlling their environment and controlling people instead of just dealing with the anger. Making puzzle pieces with human beings”
🤯🤯😭😭
This was extremely helpful and realistic.
Thankful for the anointing and wisdom God has placed in both of y’all to break it down so clear for us.
At 65, I spent many years being abused, ridiculed, beaten, threatened, etc.... simply because of being born with a birth defect. I was constantly mocked and attacked, treated like trash by people in school, in church/Sunday school sessions, on many jobs, and especially at home! My own brother repeatedly sought to "punish" me for having been born a physical freak!! He would often bring one or two male friends, or a female friend out to our parents place (far outside of the town we were from). He would immediately insult me, kick me, and threatened to kill me, just to show off how "tough" he thought he was! I had spent over a decade being beaten, and threatened with death! I shouted to God for justice, for years! Justice finally came when I was able to move away for several years.
I am cracking up from the beginning of this episode; that was the holy ghost Preston, Jackie was being used by the holy one to discuss hygiene 🙌🏾🙌🏾🤣🤣🤣🤣
Right right the power of a washcloth 😂
When she said, "that's not enough agitation for me," I almost fell out! Lol
😂😂😂when Preston said “what about the butt”
Listen we thank God for the willing vessels. Cleanliness is next to Godliness …. period . Now imagine there are people who not only don’t use wash cloths but don’t shower everyday . Because it’s a lot of people like this doesn’t justify it as normal or “clean”.
😂❤😂😂
“New creature but we got some residue from the old one…we’re in a sanctification process” ….that was good!
Being easily Irritated is an anger issue - Ouch
"IF you investigate what makes you angry you'll find your idols"
Women ALSO show anger by the silent treatment or cutting people off QUICKLY because they didn't get their way (another way of manipulation) So good Jackie - that manipulation can be with our children too (usually with adult children or High school age)
Lord my toes hurt!
Yes indeed, Emma before today I would not have considered myself an angry individual. This one cut deep.
I would like to address something you wrote. I will keep this short. I feel that silent treatment has been attacked a lot lately by people, as if silence in itself is evil. Silence to me seems to be is acceptable and tolerated by certain people, until they feel that they want to be heard or spoken too and the person is not responding to them who normally would give them the time of day. Even in Ecclesiastes it states, " a time to keep silence, and a time to speak." Keeping silence when a resolution can be reached is sinful or prideful I agree, but keeping silence can save your soul or even one's life. I want to know how do you feel a silent person can be a manipulator? I feel unless they open their mouth to forcefully get you to do something you are against doing or use their silent behavior to control or influence you, it is usually what her person has done or said in the in the past that causes you to fear them or be intimated by them, not a silent person but help me understand this. because I am confused by this. I think women who are silent and withhold sex from their husband at the same time is being manipulative:)
@@e.wilson9613 I'm not talking about being silent & observing or taking you time. When I say silent treatment I mean "Hummm I'm not gonna talk to you until you do a,b,c" It's a tool that can be used to get someone to do what you say OR ELSE I won't speak to you. I hope that helps explain it more 🙂
@@emmamccoy8381 Yes it does, I appreciate your respectful reply. Thank you. :)
As you are talking, I just realized that my anger has been my state of panic and helplessness expressing itself in a versaral reaction
Facts... Can relate
"Anger is more convenient to someone who doesn't want to look weak."
I'm a female... and this is my struggle.
Lord help me. My pride.
I don't cry much...except when I'm really angry. Never thought about it. Thankful for this ...I love you fam and thank God for your transparency. You're helping Saints as we all seek to grow to be more like Christ.
I relate to this so much, brought me to tears.
Yes!!! I struggled with anger as a little child all the way into my adulthood. I've finally let God start working on it and it's wonderful.
I grew up with angry parents so it's all I ever saw modelled to me. I would snap and yell at anyone who I thought was trying to control me, and began to hate myself because I became the person I feared growing up. I also used to only cry when I was angry, because I didn't want to appear weak by showing I was hurt or sad or even touched by a sincere gesture.
Until God revealed that the devil keeps us prisoner by convincing us that change is too hard and too shameful. God revealed that He wanted to change me and heal me, no matter what anyone else would say or think. That if I wanted to be a completely different person tomorrow, no one can stop Him from doing that in me.
It's been 4 years since then and I cry about everything now, and rarely feel as angry as I used to. Family and old friends can unknowingly try to pull you back by reminding you of your old self, but with Godly accountability and the assurance of my identity in Christ, I vehemently reject it.
@@valeriejairosiBeautiful testimony 💓
This is a very convicting video for me because much like Jackie, little things irritate me and quickly. I don’t have a super dramatic, overtly angry response, but definitely annoyance. The root of this for me has been a lack of patience, and also feeling unseen or dismissed. I also used to be a “pushover” or “people pleaser”. That in and of itself can take away your voice, so once I found my voice i did not let others forget it. Pray for me y’all😩.
Me too! My anger shows itself in grumpy dissatisfaction. Feeling unseen leads me to bring passive aggressive, grumpy with people. 😢
Count me in as well
Like she said it's like you just expect people to move different around you
I have this as well. My anger is also fear and control. For example, when I'm driving and get angry at someone for cutting me off its really me being fearful about getting into a car crash.
Your videos are therapy at this point, I didn't know I had an anger problem. Thanks Perrys,glory to God.
I can relate to this
As a 17 year old girl this was so insightful and helpful. I always knew I was angry but I never even thought of thinking why. Glory to Jesus Christ alone for this Godly perspective! Keep doing His good work.
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Gaslighting is something to be triggered by. I don’t think I’m smarter than anyone. But I will get angry when it happens to me or anyone else. But I don’t know how to handle it correctly. This was a really insightful discussion. Thank y’all. Blessups 🙏🏽💕
Vengeance is mine said the Lord has keep me in peace and not to act in a negative way based on my anger. Thank you Perry’s for this Pod it’s amazing ❤
This is good…because as a woman, I express anger by shutting down and silent treatment because I don’t feel hard…it’s a defensive mechanism because I realize if I let you in that moment how I feel…I’ll unleash the wrath of God…
Wow so perfectly articulated a feeling i had earlier today. Do u do this also just bc u don’t want to let people in that moment bc you don’t want to be judged how u feel?
@@helen9412 absolutely
Thank you for sharing because I shut down too and your comment made me reassess my silent treatment. When I go silent, all I know is I am feeling an emotion but I don't necessarily know what triggered the emotion. I have to step back and allow my anger to diffuse so that I can think in a more level head. I don't like talking when I am feeling intense emotions, whether it's sadness, anger, ect. I have to get my emotions under control first.
…alot of the anger we dealing with is rooted to our childhood
That drove me into deep introspection
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The feminine expression of anger being manipulation was like. 🤯 cause I knew exactly what you were gonna say right when you said it cause it’s THAT true.
Anger begets the need to control.
My husband is like this but I get fired up honey lol Lord knows why because two firecrackers 🙅🏾♀️
Underneath anger is pain. There’s something that hurts and anger rises to protect the part of you that is threatened or hurt
Wow! “If you investigate what makes you angry you’ll find your idols.” That is so powerful and true. I know I struggle with idolizing things like hair and beauty, but I never really understood why I’d get angry and irritated when I turned to those things. When it comes to beauty and hair, I often idolize what other women have (concerning hair length especially) and get angry or irritated around them because I am jealous of what they have, rather than giving God thanks for what I have. Please pray for me. But this also showcases the process and outcome of sanctification. It’s crazy how the things you once loved you now grow and distaste for because of the work of the Holy Spirit in your life. God bless you guys! Great episode!
Wanted to thank my brother and sister for taking the time to have this talk. Y'all help me realize how angry I am. I will take this to the Lord. God Bless Y'all
WOW. I love the way that you communicate openly with each other & challenge each other to grow intellectually, spiritually, & holistically. This whole discussion was not only enlightening but also convicting. God bless you both so much for letting Him use you.
Loved this talk and everything just wanted to add that another way that woman express anger is through gossip!!!
[edit] I hope you can cover more on women angry, bitterness and dealing with ‘when someone makes you feel stupid’ as Jackie said
This segment HEEERRRREEEE.. .is alright with me! Thank you for the transparency. I realize I have anger issues. . . and I feel like i should have known this and have been delivered from it by now because of how old i am but deliverance doesn't have an age limit and because i realize NOW, i can be made all the better! I appreciate you PERRYS!!! 🧡🧡🧡
Anger in women (and men) can also come out in self harm (physically/mentally).
You're both such a blessing. Continue the great work.
I love how you all talk and listen to one another. I love how you both support each other when you are speaking about the Lord. It blesses my heart and soul! Thank you.
To back up your point that fear sometimes manifests as anger- a lot of my "road rage" type reactions went away when I started admitting that what the other driver did scared me.
This episode was right on time for me. I thought I was healed in some areas but dealing with my co parenting situation has proved I need to deal with my anger.
Preston that defining how to be righteously angry was so good. It helped me to understand it.
I am so glad that I came across this video. It’s honestly a sign of relief. Watching this has allowed me to open my eyes and understand that I am dealing with anger, what angers me, and how to deal with it in a healthy way. I just pray that God will continue to be patient with me because I am tired of dealing with my anger in a toxic way.
Thank you both for snatching the time to minister in this way. You are deeply appreciated. Thank you for helping us articulate what we experience internally with anger. Your ministry is uniquely special. Much love.
"Real righteous anger compels us to be different and not compels us to attack"👏🏼👏🏼
I never thought being easily irritated or easily is annoyed is a form of anger 😩 … how do we get to the root of it and remove that stronghold!?! 🤔
Sometimes it could tie directly to how you grew up, if you're family didn't like you making mistakes or was impatient when things wasn't done a certain way when asked once can make a person become annoyed when someone cannot do something as quickly as expected. I think it seems like it something wrong with them but there's something wrong with you, who gave you the right to give a person a time frame to do something right, God doesn't even do that? I think a lot of businesses do that and our culture pushes this agenda and no one feels allowed to make a mistake and if they do they are shunned for it..anyway I just wanted to say it's not your fault and we need to learn how to carry our own cross and bear it daily, sorry if it's too long.:)
@@e.wilson9613 No worries! These are definitely great points! Yes my parents did expect perfection and I was definitely on a time schedule to get chores completed. I remembering timing myself on how quickly I make my bed in the morning before school lol! However I do feel like I’m also naturally this way. From as early as I could remember I was never the child that like strangers and it takes me awhile before I warm up to people. I often find myself not wanting to be bothered by other people and find isolation quite nice because people often drain me. Now I find myself now getting annoyed or irritated by people who don’t catch on to things quickly or seem as non intelligent. I’ve always been deemed the smart child so maybe that has something to do with it as well along with your other points! Thanks for the feedback!
@@tamaramichelle4326 well you just described me perfectly. Sometimes, we come across as standoffish isn't it?
@@tamaramichelle4326 We are similar in some ways. I too take a while to warm up to people and need to be alone and feel comfortable in isolation. I renew my strength there. Anyway however my mom use to say when I was a child I never met a stranger, in some ways I'm still like, that. Anyway I think it's very acceptable to be the way you described, just remember not to be judgemental towards those who lack your skill of follow- through and self-discipline. Some people don't grow up in that type of environment or is encouraged to do so, for the Lord is not a respect of persons. In Rms. 14: 7-13, it talks about how the servants of the Lord,( if we consider ourselves that) are not to judge one another. I find it more difficult to deal with a condescending person than a person who learns slower than me, but that's my thing. I am probably one of those people who you would find to be annoying that seems to have become the lot of my life since I've gotten older, but I don't judge you, I just think you are a wonderful human being who needs to remember what really matters or truly counts which is that we love with the heart and not our hands and feet, that which can leads us into strange and forbidden places. Pray that the Lord will continue to give you discernment in this thing. We all fall short of the glory of God, and even if we did come pretty darn close to his perfection we would still miss one point if we are not doing according to his will. :) be blessed. I'm sorry this is too long. The next one will be shorter.:)
@@e.wilson9613 Amen and God Bless you! 🙏🏾🤎🙏🏾
As a women who grew up in a household that was predominately male, I relate to the way 'male' anger is described. Its funny, because struggling with weakness and not wanting to show true emotions or cry is a symptom of that. Even if it is socially acceptable for a woman to cry I still can't break what was taught to my brothers and I.
@preston you’re the best! Though I barely know your story, I absolutely love how you so transparently embody the transforming power of the gospel in how you relate to and interact with @jackie. You carry the heart of Christ for her with such dignity and respect… It’s breath taking and awe inspiring. Thank you for being not only an example for believing husbands in the black community, but for men all over the world!
I love this so much 💜 As a woman who has dealt/ is dealing with healing from anger, I can relate to pretty much this whole conversation. I was the one who wanted to manipulate the people around me and my surroundings so that no one could push that one button that would set me off like a firecracker. Only learning that the more I pursued that manipulation, I was only piling on more and more things and thoughts that would make me angry. Glory to God for the great works He's doing within me.
So on time message. I deal with anger and pray daily God delivers me from it because it's expressed in ugly ways through out my days and it's a terrible place to be in. This morning I felt that anger that I thought I was doing better with coming back and there came y'all's video right on time.
Thank you, Preston & Jackie, for distinguishing the holy and the common; for teaching the difference between the unclean and the clean. Thank you for acting on being compelled to be set apart from what others have/have not done concerning the topic of anger. 🙏🏾 ✌🏾&❤️
Ezekiel 22:26 ☝🏾🙌🏾
I have cried deep sobs while listening (starting at around 17:31 especially) and processing this message. It's so simplistically accurate yet extremely and profoundly honest. There has been a great deal of shame and guilt that I carried for many years. Having been molested and watching people my entire life mask up, pretending to be saved yet actually living for and loving the world. As a young mother, I attempted to break certain cycles that I admit I was actually ill-equipped to completely denounce for the sake of family. Fast forward to today and I am so grateful and thankful that God is helping me unlearn the false things that were indoctrinated in me. Knowing some truth only resulted in my living some freedom. Taking the responsibility to actually STUDY God's Word and being in a family of Christ that is helping me grow and being my accountability partner, I can say I see so much that I've said and done, and am in some aspects still dealing with that I know has d God. Yet, here I am getting stronger and WISER and willing to release even more of the enemy that had convinced me I needed to hold on to. Being afraid to share my story with the world because of the shame I would bring to my family when they were living their lives, unapologetically assuming I would always secure their secrets and damage that helped to mold the controlling person I have been most of my life in certain ways. Not feeling heard or respected have been MAJOR trigger's for me. I'm thankful that a weight has been lifted today and that this message and this thread have helped me see myself more. I am humbled and encouraged.
Yes ma’am I have to have two wash cloths.
“easily irritated is an anger issue” that was a wow moment and made me reflect. I’m unfortunately easily irritable.
Preston talking about the burning in his chest/righteous anger related to apologetics reminded me of Jeremiah 20:9. This desire to speak truth and the burning righteous anger was felt and expressed by the prophet Jeremiah. Keep up the apologetics. Thank you both for inspiring me to see the people around me instead of just walking past.
Wow this was such a great and edifying conversation. All Glory to the Lord, God bless you both and thank you! I truly needed to hear this because it make me reflect so much on my anger.
"Why am I mad? What is under this causing this response?"
So good. So many things were said that hit home for me, someone who's been battling with anger; combination of experiences and triggers. However, God has been revealing so many things to me to help me even more through the sanctification process. This popping up on my TL was timely and it was posted on my birthday ❤. God bless you both and your ministry full of wisdom. Very relatable and comforting..
Your observation about manipulation and control is so spot on for me! I’m working on this and asking God to work this out of me. I also feel called to this ministry. Preciate this video
I'm cracking up and I'm only 2 minutes in. Ms. Jackie, may the Lord bless you. I can't with you this morning.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣I can't breathe.
Mann,..Sooo good ! I feel like I’m working through a lot of my own personal hurts. Which really has sat down as anger with how someone has treated me. But hearing what you guys are saying reminds me of how much not only do I need to keep forgiving but I need to give more empathy toward those who have hurt me as well. I love this !! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I've recently been trying to find the cause of my anger but I haven't found it yet. I know why I'm angry at my mother - that stems from constantly being criticized by her with everything - and I'm working on that; I haven't figured out why I'm angry at everything else though. I'm like Jackie where I'm constantly irritated by the littlest thing. I feel enslaved by it and I pray for God to deliver me from it.
Let it GO. Flow and it be a drop thrown into the ocean waves. YOu ned to catch the thoughts and think AM I Stupid for exercising this thought and emotion or does it do me good?
I've been struggling so much with anger , I needed this I'm trying everyday to talk to the lord and give it to him
I’m very angry, and when I think about where it comes from, it stems from not being validated. Being told and treated like I don’t or never mattered. That I was not wanted by the very woman who brought me into this world. Then bringing a child into this world and once again not respected or loved. And having your only child betray me in the worst possible way and have no remorse. I’m seeking to find healing and things are better but I’m such a work in progress!
I believe unrighteous judgement can be a form of anger - as it relates to all people but especially women.
This was really good y’all. Such a good conversation and so many gems. This helped open my eyes to a lot more as well.
Yeah also about culture . Going up in the Caribbean, St.Lucia our underwear is our wash clothe . As soon you enter that bathroom you wash your underwear/panty an yeah ...
I cannot thank you enough for this. Definitely broken down a lot of my thoughts, and feelings, towards my situation as of late. Helped me to better understand myself. Amazing episode!
Mannnnn!!!!! Y’all be right here n time. This is the second podcast this week where y’all have been all in my house, my friends, my family. Like, I’m learning these things and y’all have been confirming them 🙌🏽🙌🏽 praise God
“I idolize the way I’m able to think” 💣 🔥🤯
So blessed by your podcast. This is what I call Christian therapy. Hallelujah! God protect your union. Amen 🙏
God has given y’all so much wisdom, love listening and watching, and it’s encouraging
Seriously it's just sad, that a man getting angry is considered as strength, here in Africa it's on a whole new level.
Hmm
I am loving how much I get from this podcast. You two have me wrapped in your conversations and I just love how God is using you and specifically using you to help this 55 year old woman heal. God bless you and your family!!! One course correction, I think the base instinct of animals can sometimes be better than ours. WE (humans) are uniquely skilled at redirecting our anger away from the source of what we allowed to make us behave less than what God wanted for us. We then double down and lay that anger at the feet of another "other" than the person place or thing that we let in (because of shame) then point it toward a weaker perspective that we think we can manipulate into receiving that displaced anger.
I love this topic! In my marriage I have temptation to go towards unrighteous anger It’s difficult to yield those behaviors. Work in progress!
19:36 I love that “Yeah” Preston says. I felt your conviction
The idol is pride. "You think I'm stupid." "You think I'm weak" "imma show you who I am". It's ego. It's the same way Lucifer thought. But once you realize they said all that about Jesus and He still was like "oh, ok" and did His job, you learn to react differently. And it makes you look at people differently. You see their ego and where they wear pride as a bandage and you learn how to respond Christ like. It's rough and it takes a lot of patience, but it's so worth it!
Wow! This is good spiritual food! I've now identified several areas of anger that I'm masquerading as something else like my OCD, as well as intellectual irritation. My Lord.. I'm releasing it to The Lord now, requesting healing, and faithfully waiting on Him to manifest my healing.
William discussion! Easy to understand and much needed, thank you!
Love this. Ive struggle with anger since a young’n and this brings me so much clarity in my search to get to the root. Real biblical tools to start unfolding the rubble inside.❤
Y’all are really such a blessing to so many people!!! Please don’t stop making videos!!! I’m really working at and growing my relationship with God. Lately I’ve been feeling myself get furious over small things and lashing out in ways I’m not proud of. I know there’s more godly ways to handle things And I really want to work on displaying a more Christ like anger. Being more compassionate and truly trusting that vengeance is Gods. It brings me peace to think about. I’ve never heard anyone break it down in this way. Makes me happy to know that anyone out there hurting children and babies is going to be handled by the alpha and omega.
Can I fist say I ABSOLUTELY LOVE y’all!!!!!! God is doing an AMAZING in the both of you!!! Please continue to let God use you both! You both drop sooooo many precious gems 💎💎 here! My husband and I are both 34 and have been married for 13 years and this was truly insightful and encouraging! May God continue to BLESS your family!!!! I Enjoyed every minute of this!
Jackie nailed it. The tragedy of getting in the shower was out a washcloth is indescribable LOL. There is a desperation that happens when you try to replicate that agitation with a bare hand and it usually results in a couple scratches and then giving up. You get out and walk across the floor naked, water dripping and then you get back in. Thank you Jackie I'm for feeling that kind of pain with me.
The beginning of this podcast is always funny 😂😂
This was so good and so relevant for myself and so many loved ones ❤️🙌🏾 Thank you! On another note…I cannot contain my laughter when y’all go on about the washcloth vs the hands. 😆 My showers will never be the same since y’all …mostly YOU Jackie, have brought up the washcloth texture/agitation thing. I mean, I need the friction too…can’t just be smooth. Some folks be treating their showers as dishwashers, but we can’t just be rinsed off with hot water and soap and thinking we good. TBH, I still use a sponge on my dishes before they go in the dishwasher. 🤷🏽♀️ Anyhow, It’s the comedy and real talk I didn’t know I needed. 😆 it’s nice to know I’m not alone in my thoughts that other people would consider awkward.
Preston was genuinely confused in the beginning! 🤣
I love these conversations with Jackie. She makes me think of many topics in a different perspective 🩷
I'm with Jackie. My biggest irritant is people thinking I'm stupid. Mine manifested from a lifetime of hearing "oh you don't have no common sense, you're just book smart." You mean because I didn't understand something? Because I ask questions? Because we don't have the same point of view? Because my mind doesn't operate like yours? That being paired with the person who is "smart" in my family, irks me. Especially, now that I have surpassed knowledge in certain area of older family members. However, I can see it for what it is. It is prideful. Very prideful of me. It's to the point I question pursuing further education. I'm not sure if it's because I want to show my family just how capable I am or have some accolade obsession. Do I want to be viewed as the intelligent person? Or am I still the very curious and inquisitive person I was as a child?
This!!🗣🗣🗣🗣
Wow This is DEFINITELY ME !!!! I have also been told that my intelligence was only linked to “academics” and till this day, I am highly bothered and angered when someone thinks I am stupid. But I am grateful for God’s loving kindness and it’s an area that needs to be surrendered to Jesus.
I’ve been ignoring this video, GOD knew I needed it. Thank you for this.
Hi my name is Clarence. I did not even know that I had anger in me.I was raised in a manipulative and controlling household it was all subtle and I did everything I was told to do. I never even known that's what it was all called until I was born again and even so after so many years of walking with Jesus it's only in the last three years that I begin to learn and be aware of what the Lord is working in me. I have been asking the Lord to "create in me a clean heart..."and to reveal to me if there is any wickedness in me and lead me in the path of righteousness. I have felt that there is some evil device in me and kept asking the Lord to deliver me from it what ever it was. Then I listen to you guys and by God's mercy I repented when I realised that I have been controlling and manipulating my daughter and justifying myself as her mother loving her. I repented and asked Jesus to forgive me and uproot this anger and pride from me. My daughter is born again too so she has her own relationship with the Lord it's not my responsibility to grow her in the Lord he does the work in her. Pray with me sister and brother. God bless you. Great work you are doing. Thanks 🙏❤️
First off, this intro had me rollinggg😂😂😂😂 you two are HILARIOUS!
The part about being irritated very easily being a form of anger and the desire for control being the underlying factor of that issue...🤯🤯
Thank you for this you guys have no idea how many people you are helping.
You two have truly helped and I wanted to thank you for allowing God to use you. And most importantly being real people.
The intro has me in tears 🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀
Me feeling convicted because I get easily irritated 🥲
Okay okay, I hear y’all 🙌🏾
I really enjoy you all in the morning or at the office. The topics, the tone, and your interaction with each other are a blessing. My co-workers look at me and ask what I'm laughing at and I think you wouldn't understand unless you can relate and listen to the Perry's. #stllove...
I love this podcast so much!
Thank you for talking about these issues in such a fun, honest and transparent way
You two are awesome. Thank you.
Preston is so matured, God has helped you it is evident in the way you understand how the society defines things like masculinity which are wrong definitions of it. You are an example of how a man should be. You are very humble ❤️❤️🙌🙌I wish my brothers can be like you
I LOVED this and God bless you both, brother and sister in Christ ‼️ I will be looking forward to listening to another POD cast.
Thank you both for your transparency and bringing the pure word of God to the teaching!
A really important topic 👏 thank you both so much. Recently, I had to accept that I was angry, which was hidden under my pride and religion. I cried out to the Lord and told him how I felt and gave him the anger. I didn't realise just how much of it I was carrying. I've often felt like I couldn't ask for justice from the Lord as I've been so guilty of so much, who am I to ask for justice? I'm learning the freedom in giving it all to the Lord instead of reacting to my feelings. Like Jackie said, we are to take those feelings to the Lord and I guess I wasn't doing that but trying to deal with it myself again pride and self sufficiency. Greatful for this video, God bless you both 🙏
I felt this. I’m angry ALL the time, and I can’t find the root. Gonna ask God to soften this heart of mine because my anger is debilitating to the point that it’ll ruin my day. I’ll when go days, weeks, months without talking to someone because I’m angry at them, and I KNOW that’s not good. 😩🥵
Thank you for this dialogue, it was very eye opening!
THANK YOU both so much for talking about this! Your discussion has opened my eyes to my own pride and anger and where it derives from. Keep speaking truth and talking about the hard stuff!
Hey Perrys! I just wanted to let you know that I really appreciate this video. A quick little suggestion about 30:00 that you may have already realized at this point: it's not right to be angry at people for leading others astray, as it's not *their* fault! They are being influenced by principalities, powers, spirits, etc. that cause them to do their bidding. That's why we don't judge according to the flesh; we don't get angry at people, we get angry at the enemy, the powers, and the other things influencing them! (2 Cor. 5:16 "Therefore, from now on, we regard no one according to the flesh.")
I just wanted to give you those words so that you might not lead others astray by incomplete understanding. Thank you again for this conversation!!
Yesssss THAT WAS SO GOOD! So many points and nuggets. I’m going to have to watch again to take notes. Can I also say that was the most calmest conversation on anger I’ve seen in a while.
Wow this Holy spirit filled Conversation is sooooo powerful🙏
This was such a good video thank you Lord Jesus!! Help me to not walk in anger. Father! Fill me with your sweet Spirit Lord Amen 🙏🏽
This is really good! Going deeper to find out the why. God dealt with me about the anger I had towards my father. Even the way I remember him did not honor him. God had me think about how some of the things I did may have hurt him. God also let me know my anger towards him may have been valid, but why hold on to that when I serve a Holy God! That shook me to the core, and I let it go. We also must remember this , we hurt people as well. We are not always the victim. To God be the glory! I absolutely love your willingness to be real and transparent!❤
This is so good! I feel both of y'all perspectives! I seriously pray for Jesus’s patience when it comes to anger!
This is sooooo good!!! Got me self reflecting/ repenting over here. Y'all podcasts is so edifying. Love y'all. Thank you for this!
Really blessed by this conversation. It is mind blowing on how on time the message was. God bless you both.