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Susan May 20, 2021

The Art of Deflection

649) Because I find words fascinating, it is not unusual that I look up the origins for some of our everyday words. The concept of blame, or better put, deflection is an interesting word. it has a Latin origin that means, to bend away from yourself. The idea is that in deflecting, a person takes
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Susan May 19, 2021

What’s God Waiting For?

648) From the day that God told Noah to build an ark until the flood arrived was 120 years. The Israelites were slaves in Egypt 430 years before God delivered them. Forty years passed until God brought His people into the Promised Land. It was thousands of years before Jesus was born and when will
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Susan May 18, 2021

In a Little While

647) Remember as a child when Christmas Eve seemed like a week while waiting for the morning? Time seemed so slow. Aging has made time pass quickly but God has told us again and again that this life is but a “blip” on the eternity timeline. This is hard for our human minds to grasp.
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Susan May 17, 2021

Watch

646) I love to go for walks and where I live, I need to consider the fact that there are wild animals around. Very few of them can be dangerous, but one time on a walk, I encountered a black bear, eating blueberries. I remember it stood up and my heart skipped a few beats.
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Susan May 16, 2021

Be Prepared

645)  It is not unusual for a child to ask you why you do certain things. This is a part of learning, brain development and curiosity.  As the child ages, the questions will not be as frequent but are more situation-specific. 1 Peter 3:15 tells us that if we are living by the principles of
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Susan May 15, 2021

Satan Believes in God

644) Satan doesn’t need faith when it comes to believing in God. James 2:19 tells us that he and his demons know there is a God and they are afraid of Him. At the same time, this belief is only an acknowledgment; he does not seek God’s forgiveness and a relationship with him. If all
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Susan May 14, 2021

Say, “Thank you!”

643) I grew up in a time when most parents taught their children to say, “Thank you”. When we received a gift, we wrote our thanks to that person. Do we do this as adults? James 1:17 reminds us that anything that comes our way that is good is a gift from God. Sometimes these
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Susan May 13, 2021

Keep Looking

642) One of the hardest facts of life a person must deal with is that difficulties are a part of living. Some difficulties are harder than others. It’s easy for this fact to side-swipe us because when it does, we may say to ourselves, why me? Sooner or later, everyone will walk down the path
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Susan May 12, 2021

The Importance of a Semi-colon

641) I did not start out as an English teacher; I have learned a lot of grammar rules as I have taught. One of these many lessons involves the semi-colon. They are an underused punctuation in my opinion. You use semi-colons when you have two independent clauses that are virtually cause and effect. For example,
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Susan May 11, 2021

Where Are Your Eyes?

640) If you are running a race, looking back over your shoulder will slow you down, at the least, or cause you to fall and keep you from the finish line. So much of my time is looking backward; my history, my choices, and my memories. As I put one foot in front of the
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