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Susan December 23, 2021

Seeing Isn’t Always Believing

866) As I sat in Sunday school or vacation Bible school growing up, I’d listen to the stories of great men and women of God who appear within the pages of The Book. I’d sometimes say to myself, Well, no wonder they were followers of God; they saw great things and miracles that we don’t
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Susan December 22, 2021

When You Need It; Not Before

865) I like to be prepared. If I know that I have a deadline for writing, I expect that and build it into my schedule. If I know that I have a difficult doctors appointment, I prepare mentally, physically and emotionally, as best as I can. I like to be prepared–no surprises. The difficulty of
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Susan December 21, 2021

The Hard Simplicity of Faith

864) I was brought up in a Christian home, and I’m very grateful for this. Because of it, there are spiritual things that I have wrestled with for many years, and what faith is, is one of them. Many people have made the idea of faith existential; faith is what you make of it. You
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Susan December 20, 2021

No Shadows

Page 155 – The Bottle House “It’s interesting you speak of a shadow following you. We know, of course, that shadows are made by light.” Chaplain Miller stood up and moved over to one of his desk lamps. He removed the shade, then picked up the lamp by its base and moved around his desk
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Susan December 20, 2021

How’s Your Health?

863) As I grow older, the questions we ask now are often health-related. How did you sleep? How’s your back? What’s your sugar levels? In knowing that we may have some medical issues that should be checked out, we make an appointment with the doctor and work toward healing. In Matthew 9:9-13, Jesus reminds the
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Susan December 19, 2021

Mind Reader

862) In Matthew 9:1-8, the writer tells us something about Jesus that most of us know, but sometimes, because it’s so obvious, we don’t consider often. Verse 4 tells us that Jesus knew the thoughts of the people around Him. That little nugget of truth is important. If you are a half-empty type of thinker,
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Susan December 18, 2021

Satan Knows

861) There are several times in the Gospels that Jesus interacts with Satan (in the temptation) and demons. When I read these accounts, I always wonder why there seemed to be so many in Jesus’ day that were possessed. I also wonder if this is prevalent today and, if so, what does science or medicine
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Susan December 17, 2021

Honest Healing

Page 155 – The Bottle House Stefan drew his eyes away from the (sky-blue) bottle and focused on Chaplain Miller, opening his mouth to respond with a quick answer. No, better not say what first came to mind. “Go ahead, tell me what you think.” Chaplain Miller leaned forward across his desk and grinned. “Honesty
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Susan December 17, 2021

Do You Trust Me?

860) There are those who are insecure and constantly question whether their spouse, coworker, boss, or preacher (to name a few) are trustworthy. Because of this, perhaps we need to figure out when we consider them trustworthy. Usually this happens as the relationship between you strengthens. After all, it would be foolish to trust someone
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Susan December 16, 2021

Taking Someone’s Word for It

859) In my recently released novel, The Bottle House, the chaplain is speaking with an individual (Stefan) who has become angry with God because he didn’t feel that God was trustworthy. The chaplain makes a comment about how it used to be common to take someone at their word, but now, it’s almost foolish to
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