Golf Proverbs is a book of daily spiritual metaphors about golf and life. Written by a brilliant businessman and the founder of MINT dentistry, Dr. Field Harrison combines his passion for the game of golf with his love for business, family, faith, and Jesus in short one-liner life lessons full of wisdom, wit, and inspiration.
Jesus often spoke in parables to His followers. In fact, the Bible itself frequently uses allegories meant to touch the soul, while challenging the intellect. Golf Proverbs is full of wisdom, wit, and life lessons that Dr. Field Harrison has learned while studying for dental school, building a large business, becoming a husband and father, and learning to follow Jesus. While this book may speakto the mind about golf, it's about so much more. As you read, look for the hidden meanings-not the obvious ones.
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Höhe: 175 mm
Breite: 124 mm
Dicke: 10 mm
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978-1-63758-210-7 (9781637582107)
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Dr. Field Harrison is the co-founder of AMEN Church at the world-renowned Meyerson Symphony Center in downtown Dallas, Texas. He is also the founder of MINT dentistry, one of the fastest-growing firms in America. While an author, speaker, entrepreneur, and dentist by trade-above all, Dr. Harrison is a messenger for Christ and a devoted husband to his beautiful wife, Sabrina, and a proud dad to two incredible children named Field Christian and Camila. He is passionate about God, dentistry, golf, and giving back to his community. Since founding MINT dentistry in 2009, Dr. Harrison has used his business as a platform to financially support many local churches and has given to many other philanthropic endeavors. Dr. Harrison also privately assists MINT employees who are experiencing financial hardship through his internal charitable organization known as MINT Cares.
