MENU
Login
Wishlist
MENU
Login
Wishlist
0
Susan Grant April 27, 2025

Enjoy

2067) If you grew up in my generation, you most likely have the idea that all we’re supposed to do on this earth are the things we do for God.   Is this a bad notion? The answer depends on balance.   When God made Earth in Genesis1, he created all the different vegetation, animals,
Read More
Susan Grant April 26, 2025

Representative

2066) When I taught Bible in North Carolina, I was asked to speak to churches, vacation Bible schools, civic organizations and more. In that community, I was known to represent the Bible and God.   It was a responsibility which weighed heavily on me because I knew that in many ways, I fell short of
Read More
Susan Grant April 25, 2025

Purpose Is Important

2065) There is always something to be gained from verses in the Bible; even familiar ones. One example is in the beloved words of the 23rd Psalm.   As we read through the poetic metaphors of the Psalm David wrote, we read about a comparison between God and a shepherd.   The second part of
Read More
Susan Grant April 24, 2025

Mouths of Babes

2064) In all the years I’ve been teaching, I am often astonished by things my young scholars say. Sometimes they’re humorous, but there are other times when they’re insightful. For example, one day, many years ago, I had to continually tell the class there was to be no talking but throughout this time; I was
Read More
Susan Grant April 23, 2025

Knowing Versus Understanding

2063) There is a big difference between knowing and understanding. In my classroom, a student may know the difference between there, their and they’re but have little understanding of which word to use in a paragraph.   It would not be helpful to pound them over the head because they continually make this mistake. Instead,
Read More
Susan Grant April 22, 2025

Long Distance

2062) Only those in my age range (and I’m not going to reveal the exact figure) will remember when long distance telephone calls had cheaper times when the calls would be discounted.   It was usually late at night and on the weekends. Now, with the birth of the cellphone, such rates are limited to
Read More
Susan Grant April 21, 2025

Pick and Choose

2061) Growing up, we occasionally went out to supper, and I loved going to a cafeteria. Here, you would get your plates, go through the line and ask for whatever you wanted and the server would dish it up.   You could choose your meat, your veggies and even your dessert. It’s nice to pick
Read More
Susan Grant April 20, 2025

Chase

2060) It’s interesting having recess duty at school. I get to interact with my young scholars in a different environment. It’s during times like this when they will reveal more of their hearts, minds, joys and problems.   One game I see the kids playing is chase. It might be in the form of tag
Read More
Susan Grant April 19, 2025

Stuck is a Choice

2059) There was a time when I had a job I really disliked. I was not accepted there. I was shut out and very little help was offered.   As the months progressed, I was informed I would be moving somewhere else. Everything within me fought this because I was afraid of change.   It
Read More
Susan Grant April 18, 2025

What is Owed

2058) In my writing career, I have 6 people who do jobs for me.   I’ve spent a good amount of time looking for and hiring cover designers, promotors, illustrators, website designers, editors and formatters.   These people have skills and time I don’t have. When they complete the jobs and we’re both satisfied, each
Read More
Login
Wishlist 0 Cart 0
Language
Cart

No products in the cart.