Some people say they have to "find themselves."

God created males and females to be different.

When two people sit down and discuss a subject and each is able to clearly express the reason that they believe as they do - we can call that reasoning.

We can list things that are hard like steel or diamonds.

A good and trusted friend is hard to find.

"A friend in need is a friend indeed" is an old proverb that carries much weight.

We may all have memories of breathing hard as we were riding along on our bicycle and suddenly we have a fly caught in our throat.

There are two precious gifts that each of us receives as children: time and good advice.

Everyone walks through life with everyone else around them.

Most animals in the northern hemisphere shed their winter coats once a year - but nothing changes in their disposition.

When two friends make an agreement about some matter, it is likely that specific details might not always be stated.

It has long been known that one rotten apple in a barrel can spoil those near it.

Ben Franklin said, "Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise."

Having company over for dinner and visiting with one another is almost a universally accepted thing to do.

We are all prone to first impressions.

When our neighbor has a need and we are able to supply some good to him, we ought to do it quickly and not postpone the giving (Proverbs 3:27-28).

The Bible lets us know that confiding or trusting in an unfaithful man is like a bad tooth or foot out of joint (Proverbs 25:19).

It is without contest that we are to show the utmost humility to Almighty God.

If we are completely honest with ourselves, we would know that our "new ideas" are really ideas that have grown out of other thoughts or even ideas that we have had in the past.

There are times when we could wish that a clear answer was available.