Food Source of the Day (1) (Field to Faith)

A collection of devotionals built upon a desire to see men come to know the magnitude of God's love through sharing in a common passion of the Great Outdoors. Our goal is to see men pursue a stronger relationship with our Father while building greater relationship with other believers who share a mutual excitement of the outdoors. Our hope is to see these relationships begin to equip each individual with the wisdom and knowledge needed to step up and claim their rightful place as spiritual leaders of their homes, and begin to pourout the Father's love on their families by edifying, encouraging, and building them up.
Written by, Nathan Williams, founder of Brothers in Christ Outdoors during his fight against brainstem glioma. He would want everyone to now life is all about perspective, and no matter what life throws at you, never let anything but love and a joy get into your heart. God is good!

Nathan Williams was a beloved husband, father, brother, son, and friend to many. God had given him a burning passion for not only the outdoors, but to see men step up and take their rightful role as the spiritual leaders of the household. He believed it would be easier for men to open up around a campfire or hunting than in the traditional church setting. Nathan knew if you could somehow use the outdoors to reach men for Christ, the family would follow suit. With this passion given to him through the Lord, Nathan founded and ran a men's outdoor 501c3 Brother's in Christ Outdoors. He and his board member, field staff, partners and brothers in Christ poured into men around the world reaching over 1 million people.
Nathan was diagnosed with a rare brainstem cancer in October of 2019. He fought the good fight of faith, and worshiped God until he took his last breath on February 5th, 2020. During the last two months of his fight he wrote two devotional books, Field to Faith and Food Source of the Day. He wanted to leave a legacy for his family and to make sure the assignment God placed on his life was not cut short by the enemy, Satan.
He would want all to know that life is about perspective, and to keep your eyes focused on the good. Never give up your joy and continue to spread God's love.