Isbn: 9798180904447 - bjj and jesus: sixty days on the mat (6 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Jesus was not a fighter. So what could Brazilian jiu-jitsu - a grappling art built to control and submit an opponent - have to do with the life of Christ More than you'd think, once you stop looking for a fight. In BJJ and Jesus, pastor and jiu-jitsu practitioner Wilson Pruitt takes thirty paired techniques - the guard and the pass, the mount and the escape, the sweep and the tap - and turns each one toward the gospel across sixty short daily readings. This is not a 'fight the good fight' book. It's about what the mat teaches the body before the mind can argue: that the way down is the way up, that control is something to relinquish, and that the tap is not defeat but deliverance. Each day pairs a practitioner's-eye look at one position with one scripture and one concrete thing to do - on the mat, and off it. Together the sixty days descend, movement by movement, from the scramble for control into the one posture the soul most needs: surrender. For the Christian who trains, the trainee who's curious about faith, and anyone who has learned more about themselves from being swept and submitted than from any victory - here is a devotional that meets you where you actually are: tired, honest, and on the bottom, where the real lessons live. Scripture quotations are from the World English Bible (public domain). About the author: Wilson Pruitt is a United Methodist pastor in Austin, Texas, who trains Brazilian jiu-jitsu in nearby Lakeway. He is the author of several books with Wroot Press.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Jesus was not a fighter. So what could Brazilian jiu-jitsu - a grappling art built to control and submit an opponent - have to do with the life of Christ? More than you'd think, once you stop looking for a fight. In BJJ and Jesus, pastor and jiu-jitsu practitioner Wilson Pruitt takes thirty paired techniques - the guard and the pass, the mount and the escape, the sweep and the tap - and turns each one toward the gospel across sixty short daily readings. This is not a "fight the good fight" book. It's about what the mat teaches the body before the mind can argue: that the way down is the way up, that control is something to relinquish, and that the tap is not defeat but deliverance. Each day pairs a practitioner's-eye look at one position with one scripture and one concrete thing to do - on the mat, and off it. Together the sixty days descend, movement by movement, from the scramble for control into the one posture the soul most needs: surrender. For the Christian who trains, the trainee who's curious about faith, and anyone who has learned more about themselves from being swept and submitted than from any victory - here is a devotional that meets you where you actually are: tired, honest, and on the bottom, where the real lessons live. Scripture quotations are from the World English Bible (public domain). About the author: Wilson Pruitt is a United Methodist pastor in Austin, Texas, who trains Brazilian jiu-jitsu in nearby Lakeway. He is the author of several books with Wroot Press. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Jesus was not a fighter. So what could Brazilian jiu-jitsu - a grappling art built to control and submit an opponent - have to do with the life of Christ? More than you'd think, once you stop looking for a fight. In BJJ and Jesus, pastor and jiu-jitsu practitioner Wilson Pruitt takes thirty paired techniques - the guard and the pass, the mount and the escape, the sweep and the tap - and turns each one toward the gospel across sixty short daily readings. This is not a "fight the good fight" book. It's about what the mat teaches the body before the mind can argue: that the way down is the way up, that control is something to relinquish, and that the tap is not defeat but deliverance. Each day pairs a practitioner's-eye look at one position with one scripture and one concrete thing to do - on the mat, and off it. Together the sixty days descend, movement by movement, from the scramble for control into the one posture the soul most needs: surrender. For the Christian who trains, the trainee who's curious about faith, and anyone who has learned more about themselves from being swept and submitted than from any victory - here is a devotional that meets you where you actually are: tired, honest, and on the bottom, where the real lessons live. Scripture quotations are from the World English Bible (public domain). About the author: Wilson Pruitt is a United Methodist pastor in Austin, Texas, who trains Brazilian jiu-jitsu in nearby Lakeway. He is the author of several books with Wroot Press. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…