Granger Community Church

<p>If you’ve been on social media or watched the news for more than five minutes in the last few years, you’ve probably realized things are very messy in our world. As people trying to follow Jesus, how do we navigate the oftentimes painful polarization happening in our culture and communities? How do we love people we might disagree with? What do we do when facing uncomfortable conversations where we feel stuck in the messy middle? For four weeks in September, we’re digging into that tension, to discover that God doesn’t want us to ignore or run away from the mess. In fact, sometimes we might need to wade right into it.</p>

<p>If you’ve been on social media or watched the news for more than five minutes in the last few years, you’ve probably realized things are very messy in our world. As people trying to follow Jesus, how do we navigate the oftentimes painful polarization happening in our culture and communities? How do we love people we might disagree with? What do we do when facing uncomfortable conversations where we feel stuck in the messy middle? For four weeks in September, we’re digging into that tension, to discover that God doesn’t want us to ignore or run away from the mess. In fact, sometimes we might need to wade right into it.</p>

<p>If you’ve been on social media or watched the news for more than five minutes in the last few years, you’ve probably realized things are very messy in our world. As people trying to follow Jesus, how do we navigate the oftentimes painful polarization happening in our culture and communities? How do we love people we might disagree with? What do we do when facing uncomfortable conversations where we feel stuck in the messy middle? For four weeks in September, we’re digging into that tension, to discover that God doesn’t want us to ignore or run away from the mess. In fact, sometimes we might need to wade right into it.</p>

<p>If you’ve been on social media or watched the news for more than five minutes in the last few years, you’ve probably realized things are very messy in our world. As people trying to follow Jesus, how do we navigate the oftentimes painful polarization happening in our culture and communities? How do we love people we might disagree with? What do we do when facing uncomfortable conversations where we feel stuck in the messy middle? For four weeks in September, we’re digging into that tension, to discover that God doesn’t want us to ignore or run away from the mess. In fact, sometimes we might need to wade right into it.</p>

<p>If you’ve been on social media or watched the news for more than five minutes in the last few years, you’ve probably realized things are very messy in our world. As people trying to follow Jesus, how do we navigate the oftentimes painful polarization happening in our culture and communities? How do we love people we might disagree with? What do we do when facing uncomfortable conversations where we feel stuck in the messy middle? For four weeks in September, we’re digging into that tension, to discover that God doesn’t want us to ignore or run away from the mess. In fact, sometimes we might need to wade right into it.</p>

<p>We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?</p>

<p>We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?</p>

<p>We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?</p>

<p>We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?</p>

<p>We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?<br><br>For five weeks this summer, we are asking and seeking answers to a few of life’s tough questions. Of course, ahem, we’re just *ASKING FOR A FRIEND.*</p>

<p>Speaker: Granger Smith<br><br>We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?<br><br>For five weeks this summer, we are asking and seeking answers to a few of life’s tough questions. Of course, ahem, we’re just *ASKING FOR A FRIEND.*</p>

<p>We know. So many of life’s big questions are tough. Many have no easy answers, no neat and tidy way to tie a bow on the things that keep us up at night, wrestling with the realities of truth and pain and loss. How do we even know what’s true? Can an ancient book like the Bible be trusted to give us clear answers to some of these massive questions that every generation asks? It seems like even Jesus answered some questions with other questions. Where does that leave us?<br><br>For five weeks this summer, we are asking and seeking answers to a few of life’s tough questions. Of course, ahem, we’re just *ASKING FOR A FRIEND.*</p>

<p>We’re cruising into summer where the days are longer and the warm evenings mean kids can play outside until dark. There will be bonfires, s’mores and camping, porch sitting and popcorn and drippy ice cream cones. Games and swimming and laying in the hammock. Summer is undoubtedly a time for FUN! There’s nothing quite like laughing with good friends until your sides hurt. Nothing like making memories with your family that will last a lifetime. Nothing like knowing that in the midst of it all, God loves you and wants your life to be overflowing with laughter, hope and joy.<br><br>For three weeks in July we’ll be celebrating that the best things in life are free: making memories, strengthening relationships and growing our faith. It’s going to be a party every weekend!</p>

<p>We’re cruising into summer where the days are longer and the warm evenings mean kids can play outside until dark. There will be bonfires, s’mores and camping, porch sitting and popcorn and drippy ice cream cones. Games and swimming and laying in the hammock. Summer is undoubtedly a time for FUN! There’s nothing quite like laughing with good friends until your sides hurt. Nothing like making memories with your family that will last a lifetime. Nothing like knowing that in the midst of it all, God loves you and wants your life to be overflowing with laughter, hope and joy.<br><br>For three weeks in July we’ll be celebrating that the best things in life are free: making memories, strengthening relationships and growing our faith. It’s going to be a party every weekend!</p>

<p>We’re cruising into summer where the days are longer and the warm evenings mean kids can play outside until dark. There will be bonfires, s’mores and camping, porch sitting and popcorn and drippy ice cream cones. Games and swimming and laying in the hammock. Summer is undoubtedly a time for FUN! There’s nothing quite like laughing with good friends until your sides hurt. Nothing like making memories with your family that will last a lifetime. Nothing like knowing that in the midst of it all, God loves you and wants your life to be overflowing with laughter, hope and joy.<br><br>For three weeks in July we’ll be celebrating that the best things in life are free: making memories, strengthening relationships and growing our faith. It’s going to be a party every weekend!</p>

<p>We’re cruising into summer where the days are longer and the warm evenings mean kids can play outside until dark. There will be bonfires, s’mores and camping, porch sitting and popcorn and drippy ice cream cones. Games and swimming and laying in the hammock. Summer is undoubtedly a time for FUN! There’s nothing quite like laughing with good friends until your sides hurt. Nothing like making memories with your family that will last a lifetime. Nothing like knowing that in the midst of it all, God loves you and wants your life to be overflowing with laughter, hope and joy.<br><br>For three weeks in July we’ll be celebrating that the best things in life are free: making memories, strengthening relationships and growing our faith. It’s going to be a party every weekend!</p>

<p>We’re cruising into summer where the days are longer and the warm evenings mean kids can play outside until dark. There will be bonfires, s’mores and camping, porch sitting and popcorn and drippy ice cream cones. Games and swimming and laying in the hammock. Summer is undoubtedly a time for FUN! There’s nothing quite like laughing with good friends until your sides hurt. Nothing like making memories with your family that will last a lifetime. Nothing like knowing that in the midst of it all, God loves you and wants your life to be overflowing with laughter, hope and joy.<br><br>For three weeks in July we’ll be celebrating that the best things in life are free: making memories, strengthening relationships and growing our faith. It’s going to be a party every weekend!</p>

<p>We celebrated how God provides us with true freedom and has demonstrated that faithfully over and over again, throughout His story.</p>

<p>Ever feel like your life has been one big Choose Your Own Adventure story and you’re at a fork in the road, unsure of which way to go? Should you hike around that swamp filled with murky dangers or try your hand at crossing the swinging bridge over the treacherous ravine, just hoping to make it to safety either way? Do you pick door number one or door number two? Will God still be with you, whichever path you choose? Maybe you’re looking back at how far you’ve come on this journey, only to worry that you’ve chosen wrong, because you haven’t ended up where you want to be. Are there any do-overs?<br><br>Join us for four weeks as we peel back the cover of God’s grand adventure, told through the lens of some biblical characters who found themselves facing life-threatening dangers, hardships and tough choices, who trusted the One writing their story.</p>

<p>Ever feel like your life has been one big Choose Your Own Adventure story and you’re at a fork in the road, unsure of which way to go? Should you hike around that swamp filled with murky dangers or try your hand at crossing the swinging bridge over the treacherous ravine, just hoping to make it to safety either way? Do you pick door number one or door number two? Will God still be with you, whichever path you choose? Maybe you’re looking back at how far you’ve come on this journey, only to worry that you’ve chosen wrong, because you haven’t ended up where you want to be. Are there any do-overs?<br><br>Join us for four weeks as we peel back the cover of God’s grand adventure, told through the lens of some biblical characters who found themselves facing life-threatening dangers, hardships and tough choices, who trusted the One writing their story.</p>

<p>Ever feel like your life has been one big Choose Your Own Adventure story and you’re at a fork in the road, unsure of which way to go? Should you hike around that swamp filled with murky dangers or try your hand at crossing the swinging bridge over the treacherous ravine, just hoping to make it to safety either way? Do you pick door number one or door number two? Will God still be with you, whichever path you choose? Maybe you’re looking back at how far you’ve come on this journey, only to worry that you’ve chosen wrong, because you haven’t ended up where you want to be. Are there any do-overs?<br><br>Join us for four weeks as we peel back the cover of God’s grand adventure, told through the lens of some biblical characters who found themselves facing life-threatening dangers, hardships and tough choices, who trusted the One writing their story.</p>

<p>Ever feel like your life has been one big Choose Your Own Adventure story and you’re at a fork in the road, unsure of which way to go? Should you hike around that swamp filled with murky dangers or try your hand at crossing the swinging bridge over the treacherous ravine, just hoping to make it to safety either way? Do you pick door number one or door number two? Will God still be with you, whichever path you choose? Maybe you’re looking back at how far you’ve come on this journey, only to worry that you’ve chosen wrong, because you haven’t ended up where you want to be. Are there any do-overs?<br><br>Join us for four weeks as we peel back the cover of God’s grand adventure, told through the lens of some biblical characters who found themselves facing life-threatening dangers, hardships and tough choices, who trusted the One writing their story.</p>

<p>Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.<br><br>Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.</p>

<p>Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.<br><br>Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.</p>

<p>Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.<br><br>Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.</p>

<p>Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.<br><br>Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.</p>

<p>Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.<br><br>Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.</p>

<p>Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.<br><br>Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.</p>

<p>Whether you’re navigating midnight diaper changes or dealing with your umpteenth soccer practice and forgotten homework, or are watching your kids wrestle with what college and career they might choose, the truth is, parenting at every stage is hard work. Toss in common hurdles like new technology, entertainment options, school, friends and a global pandemic, and well, you might just feel overwhelmed and exhausted by breakfast time.<br><br>Join us for five weeks of practical parenting conversations this spring, as we launch into a new series focused on giving you some tangible teaching, tools and support to survive parenting in the 21st century.</p>

<p>Is it all just a good story? What happened in the upper room that day? What about Jesus, betrayed by one who said he’d never do such a thing? A brutal death upon a cross, a grieving mother and brothers watching in the crowd. Leaving behind a band of unlikely followers, with a charge to change the world. Did Jesus really die and rise again after three days? Are these just fanciful stories or allegories, meant to encourage us to be good—to live well and love each other? Or was it all real? Launching Easter weekend we're diving into a brand-new series examining the evidence for the truth of the resurrection and life of Jesus.</p>

<p>Is it all just a good story? What happened in the upper room that day? What about Jesus, betrayed by one who said he’d never do such a thing? A brutal death upon a cross, a grieving mother and brothers watching in the crowd. Leaving behind a band of unlikely followers, with a charge to change the world. Did Jesus really die and rise again after three days? Are these just fanciful stories or allegories, meant to encourage us to be good—to live well and love each other? Or was it all real? Launching Easter weekend we're diving into a brand-new series examining the evidence for the truth of the resurrection and life of Jesus.</p>

<p>Is it all just a good story? What happened in the upper room that day? What about Jesus, betrayed by one who said he’d never do such a thing? A brutal death upon a cross, a grieving mother and brothers watching in the crowd. Leaving behind a band of unlikely followers, with a charge to change the world. Did Jesus really die and rise again after three days? Are these just fanciful stories or allegories, meant to encourage us to be good—to live well and love each other? Or was it all real? Launching Easter weekend we're diving into a brand-new series examining the evidence for the truth of the resurrection and life of Jesus.</p>

<p>Is it all just a good story? What happened in the upper room that day? What about Jesus, betrayed by one who said he’d never do such a thing? A brutal death upon a cross, a grieving mother and brothers watching in the crowd. Leaving behind a band of unlikely followers, with a charge to change the world. Did Jesus really die and rise again after three days? Are these just fanciful stories or allegories, meant to encourage us to be good—to live well and love each other? Or was it all real? Launching Easter weekend we're diving into a brand-new series examining the evidence for the truth of the resurrection and life of Jesus.</p>

<p>Is it all just a good story? What happened in the upper room that day? What about Jesus, betrayed by one who said he’d never do such a thing? A brutal death upon a cross, a grieving mother and brothers watching in the crowd. Leaving behind a band of unlikely followers, with a charge to change the world. Did Jesus really die and rise again after three days? Are these just fanciful stories or allegories, meant to encourage us to be good—to live well and love each other? Or was it all real? Launching Easter weekend we're diving into a brand-new series examining the evidence for the truth of the resurrection and life of Jesus.</p>

<p>Is it all just a good story? What happened in the upper room that day? What about Jesus, betrayed by one who said he’d never do such a thing? A brutal death upon a cross, a grieving mother and brothers watching in the crowd. Leaving behind a band of unlikely followers, with a charge to change the world. Did Jesus really die and rise again after three days? Are these just fanciful stories or allegories, meant to encourage us to be good—to live well and love each other? Or was it all real? Launching Easter weekend we're diving into a brand-new series examining the evidence for the truth of the resurrection and life of Jesus.</p>

<p>If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, wondering what it is that you have to add to the experience of being the Church, we hope you’ll consider this weekend series your very personal invitation to take a fresh step in following Jesus. This is your invitation to start from wherever you are, to build a new or more solid relationship with Him. What does that look like? Your heart, your abilities, your life experiences—those are valuable gifts that can make all the difference.</p>

<p>If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, wondering what it is that you have to add to the experience of being the Church, we hope you’ll consider this weekend series your very personal invitation to take a fresh step in following Jesus. This is your invitation to start from wherever you are, to build a new or more solid relationship with Him. What does that look like? Your heart, your abilities, your life experiences—those are valuable gifts that can make all the difference.</p>

<p>If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, wondering what it is that you have to add to the experience of being the Church, we hope you’ll consider this weekend series your very personal invitation to take a fresh step in following Jesus. This is your invitation to start from wherever you are, to build a new or more solid relationship with Him. What does that look like? Your heart, your abilities, your life experiences—those are valuable gifts that can make all the difference.</p>

<p>If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, wondering what it is that you have to add to the experience of being the Church, we hope you’ll consider this weekend series your very personal invitation to take a fresh step in following Jesus. This is your invitation to start from wherever you are, to build a new or more solid relationship with Him. What does that look like? Your heart, your abilities, your life experiences—those are valuable gifts that can make all the difference.</p>

<p>If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, wondering what it is that you have to add to the experience of being the Church, we hope you’ll consider this weekend series your very personal invitation to take a fresh step in following Jesus. This is your invitation to start from wherever you are, to build a new or more solid relationship with Him. What does that look like? Your heart, your abilities, your life experiences—those are valuable gifts that can make all the difference.</p>

<p>Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie.<br><br>For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.</p>

<p>Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie.<br><br>For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.</p>

<p>Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie.<br><br>For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.</p>

<p>Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie.<br><br>For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.</p>

<p>Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie.<br><br>For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.</p>

<p>“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!”<br>“And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.”<br>“I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.”<br>“Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!”<br><br>Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.</p>

<p>“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!”<br>“And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.”<br>“I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.”<br>“Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!”<br><br>Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.</p>

<p>“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!”<br>“And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.”<br>“I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.”<br>“Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!”<br><br>Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.</p>

<p>“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!”<br>“And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.”<br>“I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.”<br>“Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!”<br><br>Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.</p>

<p>Speaker: Ted Bryant (Granger & Amber Smith Interview) <br><br>“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!”<br>“And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.”<br>“I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.”<br>“Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!”<br><br>Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.</p>