The story also teaches important lessons about friendship, fair play and forgiveness based on biblical principles. His children's short stories have appeared in Clubhouse magazine published by Focus on the Family. He received his MA in Communication from Regent University. Robert Skead lives with his wife and family in New Jersey. It's the candidate with the best story about America and how it can become better.
Stories delight, and the best ones are so amusing that they slip in some moral freight.
The secret is to entertain first, then teach. Writer Mark Twain did these in his novels about the life on the Mississippi. Readers from overseas continue to explore these novels for cues on the quirky playfulness that makes Americans world-class hypocrites. All readers laugh at Twain's work for exposing the subterfuge of the American cunning, but they read because the work entertains first, then teaches. My hope is in the findings of Drs.