Prayer is the most daunting of spiritual disciplines. We are often quick to open our bibles, ready to run to the church service, or inclined to engage in worship, but rarely do we run to the place of private prayer. For people bound to the natural world, such a supernatural exercise seems distant and difficult.

Everyone feels entitled to their anger, and yet it is offensive to think that God would be angry too. Everyone can have anger, and everyone justifies their anger, but God is not allowed to have His. In a world full of wicked anger, how are we to understand the anger of God?