Subway Station Cartoon
StoryAnalogy★★★★1\vo Panels A European artist once drew a powerful cartoon in which the first panel showed a group of small school children entering a street level subway station. They’re the picture of exuberant joy; laughing, playing, tossing their hats in the air. But in the next panel, a group of middle aged adults are emerging from the subway station, wearing the facial expressions of zombies; dull, void of enthusiasm.
The point
A two-panel cartoon contrasts joyful children entering a subway station with gloomy, zombie-like adults emerging from it, illustrating how life can drain enthusiasm and joy.
Scripture
Matthew 18:3Mark 10:15Matthew 19:14Psalm 51:12
Audience
AdultsYouthSmall Group
Occasions
Graduation
Tone
Sobering · Convicting
To tell aloud
under a minute · 88 words
Subjects