Terry Mather was raised on a dairy farm in upstate New York who credits his sixth-grade teacher for awakening his thirst for knowledge about the world. Post-college, Mather taught and coached at a small high school in Rochester, New York, and later became the head wrestling coach at the University of Notre Dame. A transition to business and corporate America followed, fulfilling his desire to see and experience the world. Mather’s next life phase led to ownership in a performance consultant group, a retail business, and a manufacturing company. He is still active and involved in the journey. Potholes and Signposts is his first book.
Pot Holes And Sign Posts
A Stumbling Journey Searching For God’s “Truth”
by Terry Mather
Pot Holes And Sign Posts
A Stumbling Journey Searching For God’s “Truth”
by Terry Mather
Published Apr 08, 2015
214 Pages
Genre: RELIGION / Christian Living / Spiritual Growth
Book Details
Have you ever felt that something was missing in your life?
Everyone’s life begins with a focus on self. We are self-centered from birth, but gradually our perceptions expand as we learn to consider others and ponder the bigger picture: the mysteries and truths of this life. Eventually, our sights should turn to God, the true focus of this uncertain journey. In Potholes and Signposts, we follow the author’s quest for the bigger picture—to find what is missing in his life and to discover God’s truths. His story may help you find the answers you’re looking for as well. The ultimate designer of this obstacle course of life is God. As we travel our course, we not only encounter potholes that trip us up, but signposts from God to show the correct path at every divide, giving us a divinely inspired road map. Potholes and Signposts is an inspirational biography that not only follows the author’s stumbling journey along this obstacle course; it also chronicles the struggles and triumphs of several generations of his family as they make choices, right and wrong, and do their best to navigate this potholed landscape we call life.
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