Lessons from the Elk Woods - Schwin, Brad
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Elk hunting can serve as one of life's greatest teachers. From the thrill of the hunt to the low of failure and disappointment, hunting elicits a full range of emotions. God lessons are all around us if we simply pause and listen. With over forty years of hunting experience, Brad Schwin has experienced both the highs and lows of the hunt. Utilizing both hunting successes and humorous failures, each reader will be drawn in by these gripping tales from the elk woods. Join Schwin on this forty-day journey, learning scriptural principles as they connect to real-life hunting examples, to both…mehr

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Elk hunting can serve as one of life's greatest teachers. From the thrill of the hunt to the low of failure and disappointment, hunting elicits a full range of emotions. God lessons are all around us if we simply pause and listen. With over forty years of hunting experience, Brad Schwin has experienced both the highs and lows of the hunt. Utilizing both hunting successes and humorous failures, each reader will be drawn in by these gripping tales from the elk woods. Join Schwin on this forty-day journey, learning scriptural principles as they connect to real-life hunting examples, to both encourage and challenge your faith. Intended to be used for quiet time at home, around the campfire, or deep in the backcountry, readers will find daily encouragement within its pages.
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Autorenporträt
Brad Schwin is a lifelong hunter and outdoorsman who loves sharing his experiences from the mountains. He is currently the owner of West Eugene Physical Therapy, and co-founded the hunting gear company Wildtech, Inc. Brad and his wife, Michele, have been married since 1991, raising three boys on their rural acreage in western Oregon. Brad's desire is that others will come to know God in a more personal way as they catch a glimpse of their creator through the outdoors.