Michael Braswell

Author Bio:

A former prison psychologist, Michael Braswell has earned four degrees in psychology and counseling from Mercer University, the University of Georgia and a PhD from the University of Southern Mississippi. He has taught criminal justice ethics and human relations for more than thirty years. He is currently Professor Emeritus at East Tennessee State University.

Michael has published 20 books, including “Morality Stories” (with Joy Pollock and Scott Braswell) and “Justice, Crime and Ethics” (with Bernard and Belinda McCarthy). His writing has focused on peacemaking and justice issues as well as the spiritual journey.

Married for more than 40 years, he and his wife, Susan, work together as publishing consultants and are active in their Baptist church.

Interview with Joab (Ellechor REIMAGINES)

How would you feel if you were Esau and your brother, Jacob, had stolen your birthright? What impact would Jesus’ intervention have on the rest of your life, if you were the adulteress he rescued from the mob that was ready to stone you? If Peter and Judas accidentally met on the night before the…