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About the Book:
This isn’t your grandma’s Jesus. This book is for
those who need a Jesus who was:
• a fighter
• a ferocious personality
• a man of fire and courage
• a man who had hell in his blood and mad love
in his heart.
This book is for a rare class of athletes: the
fiercest and most intense. It is for the lions, the wild horses, and
the badasses, who naturally possess the strongest potential for great
leadership.
Badass Jesus will powerfully challenge
your spirituality. Focused on Jesus’ core principle rather than all
the differing beliefs of Christian churches, Badass Jesus
offers a simple new vision of intense faith: Jesus’ ethos of extreme
self-sacrifice mixed with his 1st and Greatest Commandments of
radical, noble love – all dedicated to serving God and changing the
world.
About the Author:
Sven Erlandson, M.Div., B.A., is an
internationally-respected author, motivational speaker, college
religion and athletics lecturer, former college Head Strength &
Conditioning Coach, former Division I athlete and record-setting power
lifter. He was the first pastor ever in the Lutheran Church to be
hired as a full-time Sports and Recreation Pastor. He has worked with
thousands of athletes of all levels, as well as coaches, universities,
small colleges, churches, pastors and hungry spiritual seekers.
Erlandson excels at translating spiritual
concepts into the language of athletes and spiritual but not
religious people. Most of his time is spent consulting athletes
and coaches on maximizing their mental and physical performances.
Erlandson literally wrote the book – the very
first book – on the spiritual but not religious movement in
America, and is credited with coining that term (Spiritual But Not
Religious: A Call to Religious Revolution in America). He
has also written the critically-acclaimed Rescuing God from
Christianity and The 7 Evangelical Myths, as well as
numerous articles on spirituality, politics, culture, and parenting.
His high-powered and counter-intuitive approach to spiritual life has
been inspiring younger generations for years.
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