In Jack Kerouac's book, On The Road, one character turns to the other and says, "We gotta go and never stop going till we get there."  "Where we going, Man?" asks the other.

Do you ever feel like giving up?  One of our listeners wrote saying that he had prayed about something, and that God did not answer his prayer, so he was just giving up on the idea.

What do you do when you get to the end of the rope?  Do you drown your grief in tears?

It is often difficult for adults to understand the thinking of a youth, especially in relationship to the dark side of adolescence.

Jesus urged the disciples to "Behold the fowls or the birds of the air..."  In a world fraught by worry and fear, His words of advice are good for today.

In the event that his name isn’t familiar to you, let me brief you. When Moses selected 12 spies to enter Canaan and check out the land, 10 of the 12 came back with an overwhelmingly negative report.

The next time you feel that your life does not really count, that because you are just a single individual, you cannot do much to right the wrongs in life-- remember that a paper clip, a tiny one-inch paper clip, saved a 500,000-pound experimental plane from crashing and breaking into pieces.

"The man who is good for excuses," said wise, old Benjamin Franklin, "is good for little else."

When a winter storm began to toss their vessel, sailors aboard that old ship, hearing the creaking and groaning of the timbers, feared their ship would break up.  After all, things like that happened.

Oppenheimer was born in New York City on April 22, 1904.  He was the son of an immigrant German textile merchant.