
The episode discusses how God warns us about dangers in life, similar to how a bird might not see a window.
Read: Psalm 19:7-11 THUD. “Oh no! A bird flew into the glass!” Torin turned to his dad. “I hope he’s okay!” Dad and Torin went to the large glass window in the living room. “I don’t see him,” Dad said as they looked down at the ground. “I guess he must be okay—he probably flew away.” “Well, I think we should put up a poster or something to warn the birds that there’s a window here,” said Torin. “They can’t see the clear glass.” Dad smiled. “What should it say?” “Dad! You know birds can’t read. It would just have to be something solid on the glass so they could see it was there.” “Well, I don’t think Mom would like a sign like that on the front window,” Dad said. Torin shrugged. “Probably not.” “You know, Torin, we can be like that bird sometimes,” Dad said thoughtfully. “We can?” asked Torin. “How?” “There are dangerous things in life that we may not see either,” replied Dad. “There’s a difference though—while we’re unable to warn those birds about the window, God warns us about things that will hurt us. Do you know how He does that?” “Well, my teacher once warned me not to run in the hallway, but I did anyway and ran into someone, and we both got hurt,” said Torin. “Is that how…
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