Ephesians 4:26

“Be angry, yet do not sin.” Do not let the sun set upon your anger,

Berean Standard Bible, public domain. Read all of Ephesians 4

4 songs meet this passage

  • “You got me like, "F**k that”

    It's ok I'm ok · Tate McRae

    resonates with Ephesians 4:26

    The flash of anger named here is honest rather than hidden, which this verse allows for, though the song doesn't move past it toward resolution.

  • “Say your sorry's, your I love you's”

    'Til You Can't · Cody Johnson

    resonates with Ephesians 4:26

    The urging not to let apologies wait reflects Paul's charge not to let anger or unresolved grievances linger past their day.

  • “Packed all my clothes and I moved out”

    Let You Down · NF

    strains against Ephesians 4:26-27

    Scripture urges not letting anger fester into separation; the song shows the real cost when conflict is left unresolved rather than reconciled.

  • “Damn your love, damn your lies”

    The Chain · Fleetwood Mac

    strains against Ephesians 4:26-27

    The song voices anger as a lingering curse rather than resolving it, where Scripture calls for anger not to fester into bitterness.

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