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Susan Grant June 16, 2022

God’s Fruit: Patience

1041) If you are around kids as much as I am (and many of you are around them 24/7), you know that patience is worth buying. Why? Because if you’re patient, you can prevent anger and irritation from infiltrating your heart or, at least, slow down the process. The longer I’ve been a teacher, the
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Susan Grant June 15, 2022

God’s Fruit: Peace

1040) Take a deep breath. When we hear this, it’s usually needed because of tension, stress, or conflict. Why take a deep breath? Medical science has shown that in taking a few minutes and breathing deeply can lower blood pressure, calm your nerves, reduce anxiety and even improve your attention span. Considering this, it’s interesting
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Susan Grant June 14, 2022

God’s Fruit: Joy

1039) I want to be happy is a statement I hear and read about regularly. What’s interesting is when one pursues happiness, it’s a short-term emotional “fix” that is here one minute than gone another. Happiness involves circumstances outside of myself, therefore, it is situation or person- specific. Joy comes from within. Yes, joy involves
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Susan Grant June 13, 2022

God’s Fruit: Love

1038) It’s trendy on social media to see demonstrations of love. You can see a video of a man flying a plane with a banner behind it asking his woman to marry him. There are pictures of weddings online that are elegant and very expensive. Seeing these has always made me wonder how these marriages
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Susan Grant June 12, 2022

Path of Destruction

1037) The world is full of violence that stems from many sources. It comes with wars, words, and writing (to name three) and, unfortunately, the Christian community is often involved in these destructive behaviors. When I consider the repercussions of violence, Galatians 5:14-15 reminds me that the damage we do to others also damages ourselves.
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Susan Grant June 11, 2022

Alienation

1036) The term “bullying” is thrown around a lot today. In fact, there are many business and school policies that deal directly with this important issue. Because this term is frequently used, it’s important to know how the law defines this (at least at schools). Someone is considered a bully when they use their power
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Susan Grant June 10, 2022

Something in the Heir

1035) Because I am a writer, I do a lot of reading. Believe it or not, you learn to write better this way. Among things I read are posts on a few writing websites and I take a mental note of common themes or plots. One of the regular occurring plots is that someone receives
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Susan Grant June 9, 2022

Five Things that WILL Bring You a Better Life

1034) There are many “hacks” out there to make your life less complicated. You can read of many hacks to make kitchen cleanup easier. There are several for cleaning outdoor furniture. I’ve also seen a large number of hacks you can use to make your social media channels more profitable. These things can be appealing
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Susan Grant June 8, 2022

Do You Have Enough?

1033) When reflecting on my years of teaching, many students come to mind. Some because of the relationship I had with them. Some because of their behavior (good and bad). Some come to mind because of specific traits that I found interesting. One of these students was a young man who never felt like he
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Susan Grant June 7, 2022

Helping Can Be Tiring

1032) Sometimes I have wished for just a nickel every time my name is called during the school day. If I could add them up and multiply for 36 school years, I think I would be surprised at how much money that would produce. If I have responded and worked with everyone who has called
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