Mental Kidnapping II: God's Mental Therapy - Paperback

Treadwell, Steven: - Steven Treadwell is a noted author and minister chosen by God to encourage, uplift, and motivate those he comes in contact with to read the unadulterated, uncompromising, unchanging Word of God. He was born in Memphis, Tennessee, where he graduated from George Washington Carver High. He started to serve God at an early age being baptized at age ten. He sang in the choir at church and in junior high school, high school, and college. He studied sociology and sang in the college choir under Omar Robinson, a music maestro, for a year and a half at Shelby State (now called Southwest Tennessee College. He transferred from Shelby State to Philander Smith in Little Rock, Arkansas, where he continued studying sociology and singing in the choir. His mission has always been to motivate others to share their courage and confidence. He moved to Los Angeles and studied the teachings of Fredrick K. Price at Crenshaw Christian Center, where he began to walk by faith, not by sight, and he was not afraid of what he saw or heard and became very conscious of what he said. He studied real estate briefly at West Los Angeles in Culver City. He was in the city of angels with a devil's heart and didn't take that lightly. While working across from CBS on Beverly Blvd and Fairfax, he rubbed shoulders with the stars, who gave him a larger-than-life picture of himself. His job delivering flowers kept him on the scene in LA, and then he moved to Atlanta to attend Rutledge, a small business college. He reached out to save a struggling school but was too late. He returned to Memphis after sharing what he had learned at Crenshaw Christian Center in Atlanta. He studied more and evangelized at Northwest College in Southhaven, Mississippi, the University of Phoenix, Strayer University, and the University of Memphis. He is writing his second book and still providing others a reason to do everything with courage and confidence.