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Susan Grant March 1, 2025

Checking In

2012) When my young scholars come back to school each year, I am astonished how much they have grown and matured since the year before. This growing and maturity isn’t often seen by them, so when I comment on their growth, they look at me without much understanding.   James 3:2 makes a similar observation.
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Susan Grant February 28, 2025

How’s Your Hearing?

2011) How’s your hearing? I’ve mentioned before that I find hearing my husband’s voice in a moving car difficult because I hear the background noise and it blends in with my husband’s.   But what about my hearing when it comes to listening to God and others? Am I concentrating on what is being said
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Susan Grant February 27, 2025

Which are You? A Murderer or Healer?

2010) We are both murderers and healers. Why do I say this? Because of Proverbs 18:21.   In this verse, we are reminded that the words we say can bring death to others (and ourselves). The word death can be translated to “separation”. Our words can separate us from others. They can separate the ones
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Susan Grant February 26, 2025

Using Gifts

2009) I arrive at school very early. I am much more alive and awake in the morning, but in the afternoons, not so much.   There are rarely any other staff members at school when I arrive other than a custodian and lunchroom supervisor and cook. About an hour after I arrive, there is another
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Susan Grant February 25, 2025

God is Working

2008) If I take a look at what Jewish people have had to endure throughout history, I shake my head. From Bible times, to World War 2, to modern history, it’s mindboggling. Yet, the Jewish people aren’t the only ones who have been oppressed. The list is deep.   Why has God allowed this oppression?
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Susan Grant February 24, 2025

What Prayer Brings

2007) I have dedicated myself to spending more time in prayer. I wish I could say I did it to nurture a better relationship with God. Yes, it’s part of it, but I found I was continuing to have bad attitudes about specific people and circumstances, so a deeper prayer life has resulted.   What
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Susan Grant February 23, 2025

Green Pastures

2006) I was studying the 23rd Psalm recently and two familiar words caught my attention: green pastures. Where I live in coastal Maine, we have a short window when we see green pastures. In fact, in winter, you can even have a difficult time picturing it in your head.   As I contemplated these two
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Susan Grant February 22, 2025

Three Important Words

2005) There are times in this life when the unspeakable happens. It can feel like the rug has been pulled out from under your feet and you become angry at the fact that so much effort is needed to get back up.   Why did this have to happen? What do I do now? What
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Susan Grant February 21, 2025

Swords or Balm

2004) I often think I should have become an etymologist because I have always been fascinated by words and what they mean. From a young age, I can remember listening to songs and focusing on what was being said. This fascination has paid off in my teaching and writing career.   With this craving to
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Susan Grant February 20, 2025

Who is the Enemy?

2003) We read in multiple places in the book of Psalms that the Psalmists’ enemies are nearby or defeating God’s people. Psalm 35, 59, and 143, for example.   When I read of these foes, it’s easy to assume we don’t have enemies lurking like they did in those days but is this true?  
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