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Susan February 6, 2022

Is God a Doormat?

911) If we were living in a time when the Old Testament law was the standard of godliness, I think it would make my faith easier. Why? Because here are the set of rules that I must keep and I simply work at obeying them. But now that Jesus was born, lived and died in
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Susan February 5, 2022

When God Asks a Question

910) Sometimes parents (and teachers, too) ask a child a question they already know the answer to. These are times when the adults are giving the opportunity for the child to communicate something they may not have considered or to admit a wrong-doing. Throughout the Bible, God asks people questions about these same things. The
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Susan February 4, 2022

Fear of the Unknown

909) I was listening to a podcast the other day, and the narrator asked the hypothetical question, If you could know the future ahead of time, would you want to? As these words worked their way around my brain, I conclude that, no; I don’t want to know what is going to happen ahead of
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Susan February 3, 2022

Great Expectations

Page 248 – The Bottle House Chaplain Miller nodded. “It’s often easier to see the weaknesses in others before we see our own. I think what’s really causing you some anger is that you expect followers of God to be different than they are.” “Is it wrong to expect those in leadership of Christian ministries
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Susan February 3, 2022

The Depth of Gratitude

907) We are living in a culture who preaches there is a  great need for self-care. To a certain extent, I agree. Though no one ever stated it as I was growing up, I got the idea that to take care of yourself is sinful. That may be true sometimes, but at others, it is
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Susan February 2, 2022

The Greatness of Humility

907) We are living in a culture who preaches there is a  great need for self-care. To a certain extent, I agree. Though no one ever stated it as I was growing up, I got the idea that to take care of yourself is sinful. That may be true sometimes, but at others, it is
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Susan February 1, 2022

What People Remember

906) Having been in education for over 35 years, I have seen and heard my share of motivational quotes. The administrators in education-land often dispense them to us to hopefully, I assume, encourage us to continue the hard work and stay in teaching. Many of these quotes get pushed aside because they are too general
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Susan January 31, 2022

We All Have Scars

Page 234 – The Bottle House Chaplain Miller took a sip of his coffee. “We all have scars that affect how we interactwith each other. For some reason, people think those who work in a church or church-run organizations should be perfect, but this incorrect thinking leads to all sorts ofproblems. Perfection belongs to God.
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Susan January 31, 2022

Who is Blind?

905) There is more than one type of blindness, according to the Bible. You can be blind physically but also socially and spiritually, too. In Luke 6:37-42 there is a verse that is often incorrectly used. It says in the first part of verse 37, “Do not judge, and you will not be judged.” This
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Susan January 30, 2022

Showing Love is Showing God

904) We all have enemies or, at the very least, those who dislike us. How do you feel about them? For me, the answer to this question would depend on what they did to me because of their dislike. Did they treat me differently because they don’t like me? Did they spread nasty rumors about
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