Righteous Fury - Mitchell, Aaron

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Résumé :
Thaddeus Class wasn't just good at something, he was great. Not only was he the best MMA fighter at his weight in history, he may just have been the greatest of any weight class, ever. He was powerful, technical and smart. One thing made him special. He had an anger that resided just beneath the surface. It was always there and would come out at just the right time. Thaddeus's anger made him hyper-focused and allowed him to move with great speed, strength and purpose. The beast met up with the scholar and the result was always brilliance. But, what happens when the anger is gone? Not only was Thaddeus not angry anymore, he now had a death grip on that Bible of his. His trainer Rex Metzger had been like a father figure to him and he knew once Thad was committed to something there was no turning back. Rex didn't know what to do. He loved Thaddeus like a son, but he hated the Son of God. As far as Rex was concerned, Jesus was getting ready to ruin both of their lives. Is the anger gone, or can Thaddeus Class find righteous fury?

Biographie:
Aaron Mitchell is the founder of Chaplapreneur Resources and is also the author of the life-changing book, The New Testament Challenge. He is married to his high school sweetheart, Heidi, and they live in Rockwall, TX, where they are raising their daughter Anna. Aaron was a Division I wrestler at Clarion University in PA, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Communications. Aaron is also a graduate of Bethel Seminary in St. Paul, MN. His life experiences in ministry, athletics, and business give him a fresh take on how to live out the Christian life in our day. Find out more at Chaplapreneur.com.

Sommaire:
Thaddeus Class wasn't just good at something, he was great. Not only was he the best MMA fighter at his weight in history, he may just have been the greatest of any weight class, ever. He was powerful, technical and smart. One thing made him special. He had an anger that resided just beneath the surface. It was always there and would come out at just the right time. Thaddeus's anger made him hyper-focused and allowed him to move with great speed, strength and purpose. The beast met up with the scholar and the result was always brilliance. But, what happens when the anger is gone? Not only was Thaddeus not angry anymore, he now had a death grip on that Bible of his. His trainer Rex Metzger had been like a father figure to him and he knew once Thad was committed to something there was no turning back. Rex didn't know what to do. He loved Thaddeus like a son, but he hated the Son of God. As far as Rex was concerned, Jesus was getting ready to ruin both of their lives. Is the anger gone, or can Thaddeus Class find righteous fury? ...