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Susan Grant April 21, 2024

Worthless

1700) Through the years, I have developed a limited understanding of economics. I say limited because I only can grasp these concepts on an elementary level. Having said that, I do know: The value we place on things is proportional to what it cost us to get it. If we have to fight for something
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Susan Grant April 20, 2024

We’re All Teachers

1699) I am one of the fortunate people who knew from a young age what I wanted to be when I grew up. I knew I wanted to be a teacher. Thinking back, I remember the very first faculty meeting I ever attended and feeling the rush of joy because, finally, my dream had come
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Susan Grant April 19, 2024

What’s In Your Toolbox?

1698) When I taught high school Bible in North Carolina, I had several male students who were around 6’ 7” tall. I remember one day when 4 of these young men surrounded me and I laughed as I look so far up into their faces. When you are as tall as these young men, you
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Susan Grant April 18, 2024

Denial Can Be Fatal

1697) Whenever I hear or read of the word denial when associated with the Bible, I always think of Peter. Peter was the disciple who stated he’d never be disloyal to his Master and yet, as most of us know, he did. This is not the denial I think of today. When I read Revelation
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Susan Grant April 17, 2024

And Justice for All

1696) I believe the need for justice is hard-wired in most of us. There’s this place within our souls that yearns for the wrongs of this world to be righted, and if someone does not feel this way, it’s still possible to witness injustice and react. There is so much in this life that cries
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Susan Grant April 16, 2024

Identification

1695) Proper identification is vital these days because so many criminals are successfully stealing from people who don’t bother to verify these imposters when they show up. It would be imprudent to not take the extra steps to research the identities of those we deal with. But some verification is difficult, especially with those who
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Susan Grant April 15, 2024

Handholding

1694) Parents have a tremendous responsibility for their children. It is their job to nurture, provide, and protect them. One outward sign of parents taking this responsibility seriously is when they hold the hand of their child when crossing a busy street. This handholding is to protect them when danger surrounds them. Isaiah 41:13 tells
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Susan Grant April 14, 2024

Contributor or Contaminator?

1693) Whenever we come in contact with another person, whether someone we know or a stranger, we always leave a mark on them. The question we should often ask ourselves is, Am I contributing something good to this person or am I contaminating them with something bad? 1 Thessalonians 5:11 tells us to encourage others
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Susan Grant April 13, 2024

How’s Your Vision?

1692) Because I have a full-time job teaching and a part-time one writing, sometimes both jobs demand multiple hours of attention and contribution. Though I love doing both, I can feel over-whelmed. Sometimes to ease the pressure, I’ll go somewhere, away from my computer screens. When I’m away, I have sat with a cup of
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Susan Grant April 12, 2024

Show Me Your Pain

1691) There are times when the pain of this life is overwhelming. A day that started out as ordinary will, within a blink of an eye, turn your world upside down. When this happens, you might feel like someone has punched you in the gut and taken all your breath away. As the situation plays
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