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Susan Grant March 4, 2024

Everything I Ever Did

1653) It’s uncanny how you can look at something year after year and see one thing, and then, one day, you can look at it and see something different. What do I mean? I have read John 4:1-30 many times through the years. I feel drawn to the event where Jesus goes to Samaria and
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Susan Grant March 3, 2024

Internal Fight

1652) In my opinion, God’s children are instructed to do two of the most difficult things in Luke 6:28. The verse tells us to Bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you. Let’s dig a little deeper. The word bless used here in the Greek means to speak well of. This is
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Susan Grant March 2, 2024

He Made Me so Mad

1652) My young scholars frequently act on impulse. It goes with the territory. I’ll have two kids bickering and I know it can quickly escalate. If I were to ask one kid why they said or did something in retaliation, I’ll often hear: “He/she made me so mad.” Now, you and I know that even
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Susan Grant March 1, 2024

But ….

1651) One thing that is hard for me to understand in the Bible is found in Daniel 9:9. The verse reminds us that God is merciful and full of forgiveness. Why is this hard? Because something within me believes if mercy (grace) and forgiveness is freely given, what would stop people from taking advantage? The
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Susan Grant February 29, 2024

A Person of Your Word

1650) Many of us are familiar with James 5:12. Here the verse admonishes us to let our “yes” be yes and our “no” be no. In other words, be a person of your word. But have you considered what our words tell others about ourselves? If we spend much of our time talking about others
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Susan Grant February 28, 2024

For Example

1649) Growing up, many of us were told we needed to be a good example to others and a few of us may have been, but not many. As adults, I hope we’ve discovered why it’s important to be a good example, but when it comes to kids, it can be tricky. We don’t want
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Susan Grant February 27, 2024

Feelings Examined

1648) For many years I believed feelings are a moral choice. I don’t think that now. My thinking before was, if I feel irritated, discouraged, angry, depressed, they result from a lack of faith on my part, but are they? Verses like Galatians 6:9 seemed to back up my former thought. It says to not
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Susan Grant February 26, 2024

Limited Eyesight

1647) All the teachers at my school have duties besides what takes place in our classrooms. Some have lunch duty; you get to eat lunch with 10-year-old boys (along with their classmates). I know, right! If you want to lose a bit of weight, watch boys this age eat. Sometimes, when we’re on our way
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Susan Grant February 25, 2024

Put it On

1646) One of my young scholars recently came to school with her shirt on inside out. There was no one in the room yet, so I quietly suggested she visit the restroom and turn it inside out. She shot out of the room like a flash and returned a few minutes later, dressed correctly for
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Susan Grant February 24, 2024

Three Little Words

1645) I heard three words recently which engaged powerfully with my heart and mind. The three words were, I don’t know. Let me briefly tell you the context. I was driving to school recently and was crossing a bridge when I met three deer at the highest point of the structure, clearly anxious about what
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