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Susan Grant September 23, 2023

Not Guilt! Sort Of

1502) My parents raised me in a Christian home and took me to church regularly, which was fortunate for me. I loved the Bible stories and would give them great thought after I got home from church each week. One story I thought about is the trial of Jesus as recorded in the Gospels. I
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Susan Grant September 22, 2023

I Will Be Like God

1501) Do you ever wish to be in charge of your life? Well, we are, to a certain extent, but what I’m asking is, have you ever wanted to call all the shots in your life? If we’re honest, all of us would say yes. This is the motivation behind a woman’s request of Jesus
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Susan Grant September 21, 2023

The Importance of Earning

1500) Answering questions people ask us is sometimes tricky because we cannot know the motivation behind the question, which may change how we answer. In Matthew 19:16-30, a man asks Jesus a question about how to earn eternal life (salvation). The man asks Jesus what he must do to earn it. Jesus chooses how he
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Susan Grant September 20, 2023

When Asked, God Always Gives

1499) Prayer was always a confusing thing to me when I was a child. My Sunday school teachers taught me that the Bible says we are to come to God with our requests, but when I asked of God; it didn’t seem he answered me as I asked. For example, there may have been something
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Susan Grant September 19, 2023

Rest in Peace

1498) The word peace is a common word. I just want a little peace. It’s so peaceful outside. How about some peace and quiet? We’ve all heard these things, but there is another one that comes to mind and that is May he rest in peace. It’s unfortunate that some people will never live with
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Susan Grant September 18, 2023

The Benefit of a Doubt Examined

1497) I tend to give people the benefit of a doubt. In other words, I assume others have the same values as me and I rationalize their actions when they do things outside the realm of these standards. Maybe I’m right but, maybe I’m wrong. It isn’t always prudent to give people the benefit of
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Susan Grant September 17, 2023

A Poor Investment

1496)  I grew up in a house with three siblings, two brothers and one sister. As most children do, we would wonder, from time to time, which one of us was the favorite child. I’m sure each one of us was convinced that one of the other three was the favorite. It’s easy to have
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Susan Grant September 16, 2023

The Downside of Projection

1495) Psychology and why people do the things they do, fascinate me. When I travel in airports, I sit back and watch people, trying to guess why they are doing and saying what I witness. Am I always right? How would I know? My guess is not always. Maybe never. We all know in our
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Susan Grant September 15, 2023

Lighthouses

1494) I have a friend who is crazy about lighthouses. She has all sorts of them throughout her house. She even travels great distances sometimes to see them. Lighthouses are fascinating. If you live on the coast as I do, fog is a frequent visitor. The lighthouses are there to help guide ships and boats
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Susan Grant September 14, 2023

Role Model Awards

1493) I think I have mentioned before that our school gives out Role Model Awards at the end of each year. Teachers and staff nominate deserving students, and several receive this much-deserved award. As I read Galatians 6:9, I am reminded of this honor. Here Paul says that we should not tire of doing good.
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