Not Easily Triggered

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Everyone is mad now, seemingly all the time. If you go to any social media outlet, you will find plenty of outrage. Plenty of people being “triggered.” It's all evidence of one of our favorite sins: anger.

There is one verse that seems to convict me more and more everytime I read it. It's sandwiched into the middle of one of our favorite "feel-good" sections of scripture: 1 Corinthians 13. You'll hear this passage read at weddings and it always feels so warm; but, if we really examine these words it will challenge us on every level. I think the Apostle Paul was a bit more "rebuke-ish" than we assume as he is listing off all that love does.

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