Thursday, February 11, 2010

Story: Good Example by Tony Castle

Story title: Good Example
By: Tony Castle

    A blind man visited his friends. It was dark when he left and so they gave him a lantern. "Thank you, "he said, "but I don't need one. Light or dark, it is all the same to me."

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

FREE STORY: Faith In People by William Barclay

     A boy was misbehaving in class and the teacher sent him to the principal's office. After hearing his story, the principal took out a blank notebook and wrote the boy's name on the cover. While he was writing, he said to the lad, "You have not been sent to me before. Now, I don't know you; you might be a

STORY: God In Nature by Alexis Carrell

    Just take a look at a little honeybee. He organizes his own little city. He builds 10, 000 cells for storing honey, 12,000 cells for eggs. and a holy of holies for the queen bee.
    If the bee notices the temperature rising, it worries about the honey melting. So it sets up a cooling

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Story : Truth Can Be Tested by Tony Castle

    A Chemist at Queensland University in Australia pours certain quantities of various acids or compounds or elements into a laboratory test tube and then he heats the mixture. He gets a certain result. He then writes down a very accurate report of exactly what he did and how he did it. This is published in a scientific journal in London.

Monday, February 1, 2010

Story : The Many Hands In Government by Bruno Hagspiel

    Emperor Frederick the Great of Germany had a hard time balancing his country's budget. He invited a group of financial experts to a banquet to discuss the situation. He said he could not understand why even with very high taxes, not enough money was coming into the government treasury.

Story : You Are A Road by William Barclay

    In Malaya during the Second World War, a sympathetic farmer was helping an escaping prisoner of war to make his way to the coast, and from there to freedom. The two were stumbling through a virtually impenetrable jungle. There was no sign of human life and not even the slightest trace of a path.

Story Of A Laugh At Hell by Tony Castle

    It was in the center of Africa and the pastor had just delivered himself of a fire and brimstone sermon on hell. In order a visual dimension to his words, he dug a poster card picture out of his collection and hung it on the church bulletin board. It was an ultra realistic painting of the pains of hell by that famous French Bible illustrator called Dore.