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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
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Susan Grant April 17, 2025

The Importance of Rest

2057) Taking the time to rest is something we all need. This rest includes sleep, but it’s also about resting from our jobs and responsibilities.   Mark 6:31 tells us Jesus instructs his disciples to take a break for a while. It reveals here they had been so busy, finding time to eat was difficult.
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Susan Grant April 16, 2025

A Masterpiece

2056) Twenty-one years ago, I came down with a serious case of shingles. The disease attacked the right side of my face from my cheekbone and up into my scalp.   I had such a bad reaction; my eye was swollen shut and my doctors feared I would lose my eyesight. Fortunately, I didn’t, but
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Susan Grant April 15, 2025

A Third Nature

2056) What are you good at? How long did it take to get to the higher level of this talent? Remember, even things we’re good at need to be nurtured.   When I was in school, I was very good at basketball. Yes, I had an athletic propensity, but I still had to work hour
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Susan Grant April 14, 2025

It’s Coming

2055) There are things in life you know are coming, sooner or later. Death, for example.   We know they are coming, but when each day they don’t, we can think, even unconsciously, they will not materialize.   I see this illustrated in the Old Testament and even in the Gospels. God’s people knew and
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Susan Grant April 13, 2025

What It Doesn’t Say

2054) I had the privilege of growing up in the church and a Christian school. I have a much wider knowledge about what the Bible says.   Because of this, I often look for different ways of thinking about common verses.   For example, Ephesians 4:31 tells us to let all bitterness and wrath and
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Susan Grant April 12, 2025

An Important Responsibility

2053) I’m amazed at a child’s ability to memorize and learn.     When I was in first grade, we had to memorize the announcement of Jesus’ birth in Luke 2. I can still recite it today.   It’s important that we teach the Bible to children from a young age. 2 Timothy 3:15 confirms
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Susan Grant April 11, 2025

You First

2052) If you’ve spent any time with tweens, you know they are often occupied with being “first” in the world.   They want to be the first one in line at school. They want whatever they think is trending and they want it now.   They want to be the first one heard. You get
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Susan Grant April 10, 2025

What You Have

2051) Have you ever noticed how children and even dogs have the propensity to want something they have neglected or overlooked when someone or something else wants it?   We sometimes label this indifference as taking it for granted. A natural shift often occurs because you realize, at least in the moment, you do like,
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Susan Grant April 9, 2025

I Allow, But

2050) When I observe the pocket of mankind I am exposed to, I find there is a familiar reason (and sometimes excuse) people have for not becoming a child of God.   This line can be slightly different in wording, but in essence it is: How could a good God allow such horrible things on
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