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Susan Grant July 10, 2023

Overheard

1427) In my classroom, when the kids are waiting for their buses to be called, they have interesting conversations. I work quietly at my desk and they sometimes forget I can hear their conversations, even when I don’t want to. When the kids think no one is listening outside of their audience, it would do
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Susan Grant July 9, 2023

When I Call God a Liar

1426) I would not like to be a store-owner right now. Anyone who listens to the news or reads current events on their newsfeeds knows there is an ongoing surge of shoplifting and robberies. Even the biggest store chains are having to close up shop in some locations because they are losing so much money.
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Susan Grant July 8, 2023

Predictability

1425) Everything within my being yearns for predictability. In fact, those who know me well know I rarely vary things in my life. I get up at the same time; I follow my writing and teaching schedule consistently, and I usually order the same foods when out for a meal. I get teased for this,
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Susan Grant July 7, 2023

Less Fortunate

1424) I am fortunate because my parents made it a priority that I learn about and know the word of God — the Bible. The lessons I learned growing up have given me the foundation for a productive life and ministry through teaching and writing. These thoughts came to mind while reading Psalm 41:3. Here,
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Susan Grant July 6, 2023

Faith Healing

1423) I have known and read about people who say God has healed them from many things. They were suffering one moment and in the next; they were whole. I cannot say I have experienced this sort of healing, but I believe the God who created the entire universe can certainly do these things when
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Susan Grant July 5, 2023

Welcome!

1422) I miss my grandparents. When they were alive and I’d pick up the phone to call them, my grandfather always said so tenderly, Hey honey! I could hear the excitement in his voice and in my grandmother’s. I always felt welcomed by them, with no exception. This sense of welcome is what Paul describes
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Susan Grant July 4, 2023

Recognition

1421) We all desire recognition. We may not want it to be publicly given, but we yearn for our contributions, ideas, and talents to be noticed. Have you ever considered, however, that people recognize what we say and do because of the family we come from? Oh, that must be so-and-so’s daughter; she acts just
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Susan Grant July 3, 2023

Brotherly Love

1420) Take a moment and think of the people you enjoy being around. Now, think about why you enjoy them. Is it because they constantly talk about only themselves? Is it because they frequently belittle you? Is it because you enjoy being around people with whom you have nothing in common? Of course, the answer
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Susan Grant July 2, 2023

In the Beginning, there was Love

1419) The gospel of John tells us from the start, In the beginning was the Word.. and the Word was God. And, who is God? 1 John 4:16 tells us, God is love. So, putting the two together, we see that in the beginning, there was love. Where is love in the beginning? Look through
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Susan Grant July 1, 2023

The Taste Test

1418) It’s amazing to me that something that tastes so good to me does not even appeal to my husband. Boiled peanuts, for example; he hates them and I love them. Something else that’s interesting is that God did not have to create us with the ability to taste anything. He could have just bypassed
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