But what about social injustice? Shouldn’t we be angry at sin in our world—racism, violence, oppression, hatred? The Bible’s answer to injustice might surprise you. It’s not what you think.

Every day, we encounter situations that can make us angry. Why do some set us off and others slip right by?

Most people will admit that we shouldn’t have “bad” anger that hurts other people. But what about “good” anger, even righteous anger, at the sin and evil in this world?

How in the world are we supposed to live unoffendable when there’s so much that’s upsetting about our world, our country, and even our own lives? It starts with one simple decision.