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CVB: When I visited Jerusalem in 2003, one of the things that really was amazing to me was the archeology that’s taking place on an ongoing basis. I was just blown away when we walked down a staircase and stepped onto the actual street of a first century marketplace that had been uncovered. It had been underground for centuries. I marveled as I thought, “these are the very stones that Jesus likely walked upon.” Part of Jerusalem rising is that they’re digging down and finding

At 'Hardscrabble,' the home U. S. Grant built by hand during the lean years in St. Louis before the Civil War. Tune in to Craig's Vlog, 'Stories & Myths,' every Thursday night at 7 p.m. (eastern U.S.) at facebook.com/craig.vonbuseck.1 Watch more 'Stories & Myths' episodes with Craig von Buseck Order Craig's most recent books: Victor! The Final Battle of Ulysses S. Grant Forward! The Leadership Principles of Ulysses S. Grant More books by Craig

Kind words from the talented DiAnn Mills: "When Craig von Buseck writes or speaks, I pay attention!" As a writer of history and biography, I have found two essential keys to writing success – curiosity and passion. These two tools come into play from the choosing of a project until the submission to an editor or publisher. Seeds of a Story For me, the genesis of a project begins with curiosity about a story of interest. So much work goes into a writing project, whether it is

Excerpt from Seven Keys to Hearing God's Voice by Craig von Buseck. What am I going to do with the rest of my life? Where should I go to school? Should I take this job, or is there something better on the horizon? Who should I marry? Life is a never-ending series of choices. Can we know whether we are making the right decisions? Should we consult our horoscope? Maybe we should call the psychic hot-line? Do we go with what the experts are saying or rely on our gut-feeling? Sho

In this edition of Stories & Myths we explore 'Whitehaven,' the St. Louis home of Ulysses and Julia Grant. This was also the childhood home of Julia and it was purchased from her father, Colonel Frederick Dent, after he lost his fortune in the Civil War. The property includes beautiful stables that Ulysses built for his horses -- which have been converted into a museum by the National Park System. Watch other episodes of Stories & Myths Order Craig's recent books on U.S. Gran

This is for all of you history buffs out there. Craig von Buseck loves, reads, and writes historical books (fiction and non!). If you’ve been waiting for me to feature Civil War-era literature, today’s your day (though there’s some good non-Civil War stuff mentioned too). Click here for the full article. Check out Craig's two new books: Victor! The Final Battle of Ulysses S. Grant Forward! The Leadership Principles of Ulysses S. Grant More books by Craig

Considered one of the three greatest American leaders by Teddy Roosevelt, U.S. Grant led the union to victory as a general and the nation to peace as president. Learn the timeless leadership principles that brought Grant success on this week's Stories & Myths with Craig von Buseck. Subscribe to Craig's YouTube Channel Watch other editions of Stories & Myths Order your copy of Craig's new books: Forward! The Leadership Principles of Ulysses S. Grant Victor! The Final Battle of

There are basically two approaches to religion in the world. The first is a religion that is based on your own good works – and nearly every religion in the world is based on this premise. The second is a religion that acknowledges that no one can be good enough to gain salvation, and so God must somehow provide it – Christianity is the only religion based on this premise. Stealing a Cookie It seems simplistic, but the truth is, the first time you did something that you knew