Article March 19, 2007 Issue

for kids

Without help? Don't believe it!

Timon Keller

The other day, as I got up, I would've much rather gotten right back under my covers. My head was hurting and I felt bad in general.

The night before, I had tried to find two school notebooks that I needed in order to do my homework. I'd searched everywhere, but couldn' find them. I even went to a couple of friends' houses to see if they could lend me their notebooks. But nobody was home. Full of self-pity, I crawled into bed. I knew I was going to be in trouble with my teachers.

You already know what my morning was like! I went to my mother and told her that I wanted to stay home from school. She said that rather than worrying about problems, I might want to think about my relationship with God. She said that since God was above everything, His children could never be without help.

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