Lesson 164: “The Secret to Good Character”

“But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles . . .” (Isaiah 40:31). Many young birdwatchers may already be familiar with the analogies between the phenomenon of flight and the Christian life.

As Larry Guthrie illustrates, effectiveness comes at a very high cost—a personal cost. To make a point for someone else requires the accuracy, simplicity and practical application that grow out of my own real relationship with the Savior.

The truth is the truth. You and your audience will always be better off when your message is founded on the truth. Your audience will also be grateful however if you make sure to make the truth memorable for them. There are innumberable ways of making a single truth memorable!

This dramatized presentation of the book, The Eagle Story, tells how even the monarch of the skies can eventually be brought into bondage by a cunning trapper.