Young People’s Problems
By J.R. Miller, 1898
PREFATORY NOTE
The most important of all lessons are those which teach us how to live. There come points and experiences in every young person’s life when a choice word may give help, save from mistake, and make the way plain and clear. It is in the hope of throwing light on some of the questions which are sure to arise in young people’s lives, that these chapters have been written. It is not claimed that all the “problems” are here considered; but perhaps those eager to make life beautiful and rich, will find a little help in some of these pages.
Table of Contents of Young People’s Problems
1. Helping with the Problem
2. What Am I Here For?
3. The Home-life
4. About Your Mother
5. About Your Father
6. About Your Friends
7. Beginning a Christian Life
8. Getting Acquainted with Christ
9. About Consecration
10. About Prayer
11. The Bible in the Closet
12. The Matter of Conversation
13. On Keeping Quiet
14. Learning to Be Thoughtful
15. On the Control of Temper
16. Getting along with People
17. The Matter of Social Duties
18. The Use of Time
19. The Making of a Man
20. That will do
21. A High Sense of Honor
22. On Doing Our Best
23. About Your Shadow
24. Your Little Brother
25. The Blessing of Work
26. A Girl’s Questions
27. What is the Comfort?
28. Learning Contentment
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