“Taking Anger Seriously: A Divine Answer for Human Anger (Participant Workbook)” by George Quin is now available for purchase

“Taking Anger Seriously: A Divine Answer for Human Anger (Participant Workbook)” by George Quin is designed to provide practical tools that help readers apply biblical truths to their lives. Proudly published by Citi of Books, this is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major retail platforms.

The author, George Quin, is a pastor, Bible teacher, and has dedicated 13 years of ministry to incarcerated men in jails and prisons. His ministry, Taking Anger Seriously, has been based on hundreds of testimonies, proving the need for real change in the hearts and minds of offenders.

George earned his bachelor’s in theology degree from Fountain Gate Bible College in 1985 and is a student of Ancient Hebrew. He retired after 29 years at Frito-Lay North America Inc. and now serves as Community Care Pastor at Midway Church and on the Board of Directors at Denton Freedom House, a Christ-centered home for men and women with addictions.

He is happy to be committed to this great mission field that extends into jails, prisons, and halfway houses, ministering to the needy and the reproached. He focuses on helping people overcome seemingly insurmountable problems through the teachings of Jesus Christ and enjoys serving those who care for hurting people within his community.

“Taking Anger Seriously: A Divine Answer for Human Anger (Participant Workbook)” is an extension of “Taking Anger Seriously: A Divine Answer for Human Anger (An Expanded & Updated Bible Study),” a compelling book about examination of anger, reflected by the author’s shortcomings but has come through to the other side with wisdom and grace. This book offers a new perspective with divine guidance that will surely have a positive effect on your life.

The workbook is thoughtfully designed with worksheets that facilitate comprehension and retention of the course essentials. Quin emphasizes the importance of taking time to internalize these truths, as they are crucial for reconciling one’s feelings of anger with God’s patience. This interactive approach not only refreshes the reader’s understanding but also leads them to actionable steps that can foster personal growth. By engaging with the material, readers are encouraged to confront their anger and seek a more peaceful existence, ultimately aligning their emotions with divine principles.

In today’s fast-paced world, anger has become a prevalent and visible emotion, often exacerbated by stress and frustration. Quin acknowledges that while anger is a natural human response, the way it is expressed can escalate conflicts and lead to destructive outcomes. By addressing the complexities of anger in a contemporary context, he highlights the necessity of understanding this emotion within the framework of love and patience. The workbook serves as a timely reminder that managing anger is not just about suppression but about transformation through divine love.

Ultimately, Quin’s exploration of the relationship between love and anger points out that God’s nature is characterized by patience and love. By embracing God’s love, readers can learn to neutralize their anger, much like how opposing chemicals interact. This workbook is particularly beneficial for those struggling to control their anger, as Quin presents biblical statements in a clear and accessible manner, making it suitable for readers at any level of biblical knowledge. Through this study, individuals can find hope and guidance in their journey toward emotional healing and spiritual growth.