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Susan Grant August 21, 2022

Good versus Very Good

1106)  It’s interesting that things people label as good may not be good to me at all. For example, I would never say liver and onions are good, but my father would. I think going shopping is good, but my husband would rather be in a pit of snakes than go. There are things, however,
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Susan Grant August 20, 2022

God is not Hiding

1105)  Where is God? Are you up there somewhere? I think this is a fairly common question people have verbalized throughout the ages. As I read one time in my all-time favorite book, At Home in Mitford, the author, Jan Karon has her endearing Episcopalian priest say, what most people are really asking is, is
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Susan Grant August 19, 2022

Rejoice or Tremble

2 Corinthians 5:10 For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, so that each of us may receive what is due us for the things done while in the body, whether good or bad. 1104) Awards day at an elementary school can be both an exciting and disappointing day. It is a time
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Susan Grant August 18, 2022

The Effect of Arguing

1103) There are so many interesting things to learn about. Sometimes I’m exposed to such things when reading. The Reader’s Digest, for example, gives me opportunities to find out about social sciences and so much more. Other things I find out about through friends, such as the whole science on how music affects the brain.
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Susan Grant August 17, 2022

A Poison Among Us

1102) When I was in the 6th grade, I got into a patch of poison ivy. Because I have very sensitive skin, the rash spread quickly and covered much of my body. I remember my mother taking me to the doctor and in the waiting room there was a parent who moved their child away
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Susan Grant August 16, 2022

The Debate of Self-love

1101) Talk of self-love is prevalent these days. You hear of “me days” and looking out for yourself first. I have read in Christian books that you need to love, rather than loath yourself in order to be a whole person. Some of these thoughts need to be considered when setting healthy boundaries for yourself.
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Susan Grant August 15, 2022

Act not React

1100) As is true with all people, I have a weakness that rarely stands me well. I am a “reactor” more than I am an “actor”. It’s almost as if my reactions don’t even clear my brain (though science shows they do). Something happens and, boom! I react. As is true for most things, there
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Susan Grant August 14, 2022

How Loving Benefits You – Part 6

1099) My students love fruit. Whenever there are baggies of fruit that the lunch room occasionally brings by for snack time, they dig right in. Why? Perhaps it’s because fruit is so flavorful and it looks and smells so good. Perhaps because when it’s eaten, their bodies benefit from it; it doesn’t give them a
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Susan Grant August 12, 2022

How Loving Benefits You – Part 4

1097) Many years ago, in my high school classroom, I told my students to be quiet (one of many thousands of times I have done this), but then I went over to someone and made a comment that had nothing to do with the assignment. Another student looked over my way and said, without being
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Susan Grant August 11, 2022

How Loving Benefits You – Part 3

1097) Over the years, I have had individuals say they will do something and then, when it’s time, they do not follow through and do what they committed to. Not only is this behavior poor, it is not a demonstration of love. (This type of  love in Philippians 1:9 is agapē, which is the selfless,
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