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Yesterday was a cave day. It had been almost four weeks since I had done any writing, and I was looking forward to getting back into it again. I don’t think I stuck my nose out of the door until after dark. I began the day working on a chapter that was towards the end
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It has now been a month since I returned from England, and God has been busy. For all intents and purposes, I had finished the first draft of the book. But I wasn’t feeling very exuberant about it. In fact, I was feeling pretty discouraged. It felt like it lacked something to hang it on.
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I am home again in California, sitting at my desk with little stacks of “to-do” piles all around me. I returned from England on Saturday evening and am still catching up. And it’s not just trivia, either. My spirit and soul have a thing or two going on as well. The first part of the trip
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This morning I heard the lions roar from the deck of the lodge. Two males were on the go, looking for a place sleep away the day and making their presence known in the process. Now I sit on a hilltop overlooking the plains, the sun coming up on the left while I look out over the
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“If we open a quarrel between past and present, we shall find we have lost the future.” – Winston Churchill I knew there was something I liked about him! A great statesman and historian like Winston Churchill understood the tie between the past and the future. He studied the patterns of human behavior over time
Beyond the Horizon 