Taking Anger Seriously: A Divine Answer for Human Anger Participant Workbook

Taking Anger Seriously is a comprehensive study on anger from God's perspective. He is the authority. His wise counsel is vital for everyone, and He is able to help those with habitual and extreme anger.

God's counsel is demonstrated throughout the book and video series and then applied through this practical application Workbook. Worksheet questions from each chapter reinforce the critical truths you will learn, followed by a devotional section designed to cultivate your relationship with God. As you experience His elite wisdom, His unparalleled grace, and incomparable love, He will produce the personal initiative and disciplines required for you to effectively deal with your emotional state, no matter how severe.

Take your anger seriously. Aim High! Make the most of this study and let God revolutionize your heart.

Pastor and Bible teacher George Quin has devoted 13 years of ministry to incarcerated men in jails and prisons. Taking Anger Seriously grew out of hundreds of their testimonies, validating the need for real change in the hearts and minds of offenders in ways that secular anger management courses could not. George earned his bachelor's in theology degree from Fountain Gate Bible College in Plano, Texas, in 1985. He is a student of Ancient Hebrew and loves to teach the Bible. George and his wife, Nancy, have three grown sons. He retired after 29 years at Frito-Lay North America Inc. in Plano, Texas, as Facilities Automation Administrator. He now serves as Community Care Pastor at Midway Church and is on the Board of Directors at Denton Freedom House, a Christ-centered home for men and women with addictions.George focuses on helping people overcome seemingly insurmountable problems through the teachings of Jesus Christ. 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 also enjoys serving with others who care for hurting people within his community. He believes there is nothing more beautiful than witnessing the goodness and kindness of God among the saints who use their time, talents, and treasures to lift the least of these.