The World’s Best Seller

viaadminTeen Talk, Volume 40

Our teen years are marked by learning to develop our own ideas. We make decisions for ourselves, based on what we can determine from information around us. Here is something for you to consider: The World’s Best Seller Some university professors sneer at the Bible, confidently affirming that it is an irrelevant relic from a former age. Even a few …

Have you seen a Hummingbird?

viaadminChildren's Feature, Volume 37

God’s little wonder Have you ever thought of the wonder of wings? A flying pelican takes it easy at about one beat of his wings per second. A crow does a lazy two or three beats per second. It’s really comical to see a crow being chased by a little red-winged blackbird. Although the poor old crow hunches forward, trying …

Freedom to Soar

viaadminChildren's Feature, Volume 38

What a majestic bird! No wonder the Bald Eagle is a symbol of freedom and strength! It can soar at altitudes of 10,000 feet. During flight, it can effortlessly achieve speeds of 60 to 70 km per hour. It is known for its excellent eyesight, and can spot a fish from several hundred feet above the water. Watching an eagle …

Lessons from a Kitty

viaadminTeen Talk, Volume 38

The kitten meowing at my screen door was obviously hungry. I am not home enough to take care of a pet, so I put some food outside the door and watched him devour the tuna and milk. For two days, he stayed on my step. Every time I opened my inside door, the kitty clawed his way up the screen …

Why am I alive?

viaadminTeen Talk, Volume 37

How old are you? Fifteen? Seventeen? Perhaps nineteen? You are beginning to think things out for yourself. Have you ever asked yourself the question, “Why am I alive?” The sun, the stars and the whole of nature, even your own capacity to think, tell you that there is a God and that He gave you life. One day you will …

I sit alone

viaadminTeen Talk, Volume 36

I sit alone, no one to talk to. No one to share my problems, no one to care. I’m lost. I don’t know where I’m going. Headed for destruction, my world will soon fall apart. Loneliness is my companion, my only friend. No light at the end of my tunnel – only dead ends. My grave is for one. I cannot escape loneliness. Was this …