Bicycles... Discernable?

"BICYCLES"

men you go out to the garage - or to the street and ,::~ into your automobile you find it a very simple proce­:~:-e. You just open the door and sit down and wait for =- ~ car to start.

:~'s the same with an airplane. Even a horse will stand

,,:: and let you mount without much maneuvering.

But a bicycle! Of course you can lean it against a fence - - :z. tree and have little trouble getting on it. But that is ~.' ~ ~he way to do it I

Yau have to LEARN to get on to a bicycle. It is almost

_..~ trying to mount a colt that has never been ridden.

'\\hat fun for those who watch you I What bruises you

.::-: trying to master that thing! Learning to ride a bicycle.

_\ bicycle has to be moving when you get aboard, other­T ~~ :'ou are right off again, flat on your face with your .:~~~ tangled in the wheels and the saddle on top of you I ~- ~ second you are on - even before you actually get ~£ ~ed. you have to start pedaling - and then the faster .,. _ pedal the surer you are of staying on.

: - fact it is very simple to ride a bicycle when you are r~ ~g fast, and actually it is much safer - except in the c-tet or sidewalk when you might hit someone who is Tl:L'1g.

:- ou see, actually, a bicycle is of little use unless it is r- -g somewhere, unless it is active.

- Y; you stop and think about it, the bicycle has a good .c- ~ ~~ for you. God gave you hands and feet, not to be

':..~ or to be harmful in any way to others, but to be active L-': ~c have a purpose - to so live that others will find

~:-~:..!1~ss because of you and may be led into right ways

.- ~~mce.

~ ~s taught us all that kind of leadership, when, accord­

r:.: -:'0 a statement by Paul:

He went about doing good." ACTS 10 :38.