An infidel was one day troubled in his mind as he sat in his room alone while his little girl was away at Sunday School. He had often said, "There is no God"; but he could not satisfy himself with his skepticism. To quiet his troublesome thoughts, he took some large cards and printed on each of them, "God is nowhere," and hung them up in his study.
His little daughter soon came home, and began to talk about her heavenly Father. The infidel pointed her to one of the cards, and said: "Read that." She climbed to a chair and began eagerly to spell it out: "G-o-d, God; i-s, is; n-o-w, now; h-e-r-e, here; God is now here. Isn't that right, papa? I know it is right--God is now here." The father's heart was touched, and his infidelity was banished by the faith of his little one. By George B. Thompson, Signs of the Times, October 6, 1925

Quote: "Lights do not talk, but they do shine. A lighthouse sounds no drum, it beats no gong; and yet, far over the waters, its friendly spark is seen by the mariner. So let your actions shine out your religion. Let the main sermon of your life be illustrated by your conduct." By Charles Spurgeon, Signs of the Times, January 13, 1925