The Hidden Chamber

We live in an epoch of rage and fury—even to the extent that rage and fury are often esteemed as virtuous. We’re regularly told by the self-righteous priests of rage and fury what we must be enraged and furious about, lest we be accused of complicity with evil. Because of our limitless capacity for awareness of global injustices, we are now required to cultivate perpetual rage and fury. But the prophet Isaiah offers God’s people a soul-saving counternarrative.