What Do You Mean There Might Be Lies In My Textbook?
“Everyone open your textbooks to page 172 and begin reading the second paragraph,” Charlie’s science teacher says. “The big iceberg you see there on page 173, how did it get there according to the author?” the teacher continues.
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Posted on 06/21/2011 11:50 AM by Joe Wells
Average Sunday Morning
Every morning, John’s alarm rings out the latest tunes at 5:30. He rolls over and hits the snooze button going back to sleep until 5:45. He rolls out of bed and stumbles to the bathroom to begin the morning race. He showers, gets dressed, rushes down the steps and out the door, grabbing
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Posted on 06/10/2011 4:37 PM by Joe Wells
Beyond Boredom
James’ parents are leaving for the weekend and have told him not to have any friends over to the house. As they walk out the door, James sits on the couch and begins to watch TV. However, he quickly becomes bored with the re-runs and he’s not about to watch the late afternoon
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Posted on 06/10/2011 2:43 PM by Joe Wells
God at the Universities in America
“The secularization of American higher education, almost complete, had only to await the mass hiring into the ranks of the faculty of participants in social movements of the 1960s—leftists who were deeply suspicious of religion in
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Posted on 06/09/2011 3:22 PM by Phil Sanders
Teenage Christian Chameleon
Let’s meet Gary, a Christian and an all-star youth group member. If there is a youth event, he is there. He always has a great attitude, brings his Bible, and will even invite friends to join him in Bible class and on the youth outings. He leads prayer and singing when the opportunity
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Posted on 06/07/2011 2:49 PM by Joe Wells
