Mysteries of the Bush

This book is about hunting. No, this book is about life and eternity. This book is about how to get your son to heaven someday. Along the way you want your boy to handle the sorrows of life without turning to crime, bitterness, or suicide. You deeply desire for him to have those life values, which, unlike materialistic values, will endure and make him a real man. Your hope is that he will grow up to be an unselfish husband to his wife, and example to his own children, and a generous contributor to his world, which is the subject matter of this book. Father and son combine their narratives here stories and philosophies laced with cogent insights from God s Word to bring you counsel that you will almost never read from today s painfully failed and feminized social agenda magnates.

Not every boy has a proclivity for the out-of-doors, for fishing and hunting. But every boy, regardless of interests, needs a dad who is a major participant, an encourager, and a counsel in his world if that is the cyber world, orchestra, literature, or whatever a dad who cares and gives himself to the child. Our world is the outdoor cosmos room for all.

So sit with us on the rim of Ngorongoro Crater as the sun sets in the west, silhouetting the acacia trees and a herd of contentedly grazing buffalo and experience the awe and grandeur of our God. Weep with us at the grave of departed canine friend. Laugh until you cannot right yourself at the mockery of nature and the quagmires in which men immerse themselves. And learn the love of a father for a son and a son for a father.