Story: God Inside Man by Rudyard Kipling

     The famous English classical writer Rudyard Kipling tells the following story.
    Once upon a time when the gods were so new that they had no names, they were envious of man. Man was still so new that the clay form which he had been made was still wet and damp. But even man claimed that he was a good of some kind.

Nice Story The Gentle Touch by William Barclay

     Some city boys were living on a farm during vacation time. One day a calf got out of the barn and the three of them were trying to get it back in. So one of them pulled on its little horns and the other two pushed from behind. But the more they pulled and pushed, the more the calf just stiffened its legs and stood there.

Story: I Told You So by Walther Birkmayer

        A French physician went to the public beach for a swim. As he was changing into his swimming suit in the bath house, he heard a man in the next cell coughing very badly. He waited for the man to come outside. When a huge muscular athlete appeared, the physician approached him and said,”Excuse me, sir. I am a doctor. If I could give you a bit of advice, I’d say: watch out for that cough you have. It might seem harmless right now, but it could develop into something nasty.”
      

Story Compensation by Hermann Schreiber

          Mark Twain was a famous American humorist of the last century. Many people know that his real name was Samuel Langhorne Clements, but few people know why he never used it.

         Mark Twain, in nautical language, means: two fathoms deep. It was the pen name of a Mississippi river boat captain, whose real name was Isaiah Sellers.

Free Story Of Love Defeating Temptation by William Barclay

    A man sat at the door of his house smoking his pipe. His neighbor sat beside him, tempting him, "You are poor, " said the neighbor. "You are out of work. Here is a little deal that will help you. It will be an easy job: we only work at night.. and it will bring you money. and it's no worse that what lots of respectable people do every day. How about coming along right now?"
 

Story Of The Prayer Of A Clown by Bert Balling

    Once there was a clown who walked from town to town, entertaining people with his dances and tricks and magic. Then one day he got tired of it all and joined a monastery. He wanted to spend the rest of his life honoring God in silence and prayer. But after a while all this prayer and silence dried him up spiritually and he became sad.
   

Free Story : Fullfillment by Renate Sprung

    It was a beautiful day in spring. The lawns were a fresh green, the trees were flowering, the birds were singing and chirping. Along the sidewalk a woman was slowly shoving a baby buggy. Every now and then she would stop and speak some soft tender words to her baby. There was a material pride and joy all over her face.