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Jonathan Perkins | How to tame your anger

April 29, 2019 • Jonathan Perkins • Season 3 • Episode 243

Today I get to sit down with my good friend Jonathan Perkins to talk about a topic that often gets overlooked in the church - anger.

Learn more about Jonathan's new course to help you tame your anger at angermasterclass.com

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Stuff we mention in this episode:

"Abraham" by F. B. Meyer
"Repentance" by Richard Owens Roberts
"A Tale of Three Kings" by Gene Edwards
"Master Plan of Evangelism" by Dr. Robert Coleman

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