How to Stop Reacting in Anger — Ellen White’s Counsel on Self-Control

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Published Jan 3, 2026

How to Stop Reacting in Anger — Ellen White’s Counsel on Self-Control

Many believers are searching for how to stop reacting in anger, yet few realize how deeply reacting in anger affects Christian self control, spiritual maturity, and daily faith. Learning to stop reacting in anger is not merely emotional management; it is a central issue of anger in Christianity, touching the heart of Christian character and obedience to God.

This video explores how to control anger through biblical principles of self-control Bible teachings and the fruit of the Spirit, especially patience and gentleness. Ellen White explains that unchecked anger leads to spiritual weakness, making overcoming anger essential for those who desire true spiritual growth and spiritual discipline.

We examine how anger and sin, lack of temper control, and careless reactions can weaken spiritual discernment, damage relationships, and hinder a consistent prayer life and devotional life. Developing character development and a Christlike character requires learning to pause, reflect, and submit the heart to the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

The message highlights the role of Holy Spirit conviction in shaping a calm response, teaching believers how to control your tongue, respond with grace, and walk in daily faith and obedience. Without these practices, even sincere Christians may struggle with emotional reactions that steal peace of mind and weaken their witness.

Through the Ellen White counsel and the writings of Ellen G White, this study presents practical guidance rooted in the Spirit of Prophecy and the Adventist message, offering insight especially meaningful to the Seventh-day Adventist community and those seeking SDA spiritual clarity. The process of sanctification is shown as a daily journey of surrender, discipline, and dependence on God.

This video invites you to reflect honestly on your reactions and consider how God may be calling you to deeper self-control, spiritual balance, and a more intentional Christian walk.

Ellen White references used as the foundation for this study:

Ellen G. White – Mind, Character, and Personality, Volume 1, counsels on anger, emotional control, and character formation.

Ellen G. White – Steps to Christ, chapters addressing transformation of the heart, surrender, and growth in self-control.

Ellen G. White – The Desire of Ages, teachings on Christ’s example of patience, gentleness, and disciplined response.

May this message help guide you toward lasting peace, mature faith, and a life shaped by grace rather than impulse.