Articles written by Jordan Green

What is Helium

About me - Jordan Green

I'm a fanatic with a love for Jesus, writing, and sports. I joined Helium to try to make money and improve my writing skills. Encounter the Magazine has published 15+ poems of mine. I've also been published in Potluck, CREDO, and a local country paper.

+ more bio information

RSS Feed

Society & Lifestyle > Social Values & Norms The youth of today are not ready for the challenges of tomorrow: 2 of 51
I understand. It's an easy trap to fall into, I'm constantly struggling to avoid being caught in the web. As a 16-year-old, I can't help but look around at the distractions. Teens my age are throwing caution to the wind, and exchanging worthwhile activities for meaningless entertainment. When you're not focused on the future... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Politics, News & Issues (Other) Questioning the moral character of politicians: 2 of 37
Washington is filled with wishy-washy politicians who climb the fence and stand for everything. Constantly looking toward the next election, many government officials look only to please the masses and keep their jobs. Politicians need a backbone. Decide your position on important issues, and clearly take a stand on your opi... More..
Creative Writing > Memoirs Memoirs: Mother: 5 of 48
A mother's love I was in hog heaven. The ice cream dripping down my chin as I ate spoonful after spoonful in the moonlight. Stolen from the neighbors fridge, it sure was tasty. I nabbed it early that afternoon and it was still cold now at 11 pm. After having quickly slipped through the back door, it was an easy treat. What ... More..
Education > Education (Other) Intelligent design should not be taught in public school: 2 of 18
Picture yourself parking at your Walmart Supercenter. What car do you drive? A Toyota Camry, Ford F150, or a Mercedes Benz? You walk across the street and enter through the sliding doors. Immediately, you're faced with a choice. A basket for your items or a large shopping cart? You continue your imaginary shopping trip, fill... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Ordinary humor: 2 of 15
Hiccups "Hic! Hic! Hic!" Oh no! I've got the hiccups! "Hic! Hic! Hic!" Take some water Pour it down my nose! "Hic! Hic! Hic!" Make a creepy face scare those hiccups away! "Hic! Hic! Hic!" Hold my breath And count to 100. "Wait! Oh my! It's great!" My hiccups are finally finally, finally gone! Achoo! More..
Religion & Spirituality > Christian Beliefs & Culture Is Christianity dying out?: 17 of 123
Is Christianity dying in America? Every time I turn my TV on, it's filled with poison and self-glorifying trash. Newspaper articles and polls indicate a decline in professing Christians. Magazines and books of all kinds mock Jesus and His followers. At first glance, it's seemingly obvious that the U. S. is exchanging its Chri... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Humorous poems for children: 23 of 154
Acorn Daddy told her not to, Mommy said "No, no." Silly Sue did it anyway When Grandma shrieked "You wont!" Silly Sue ate the acorn despite the family's warnings. Then one day she found it's true- An acorn grows a tree. Her laughing brother and his sneering friend, first saw the sprouting shoot. Growing 10 feet every day- ... More..
Computers & Technology > PDAs & Handheld Devices How to download songs to an iPod: 2 of 13
Music download companies zero in on profitability, but some offer better customer service, cheaper prices, and more music. Others are just a scam intended to rob you of your hard earned cash. So many options, but what's best? You want music for your iPod/MP3 player, and they want your money. Is it possible to pay less for mu... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Politics in Africa Ending poverty in Africa: 4 of 25
"Money will go to Africa for charity - with no prospect of accountability whatsoever - but no one can wrap their head around investing in African business," says Jane Arunga, the 28-year-old native of Kenya. Her credentials? A law degree from the University of Buckingham, and founder of the Open Quest Media film company. Whi... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Grandparents: 6 of 35
Up from the earth comes a humble shoot. From the dirt comes a tiny sprout. Through many years, and many tests comes a great oak tree. It sprouts, it grows it dies, then falls, Oh, the great oak tree. Like great oak trees are from the earth my grandparents are from God. They help defend this tender shoot- me... More..