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Susan June 8, 2020

You Are What You Say

309) Words are powerful. Used properly, they can bring healing and encouragement. They can also shame and destroy. A person’s character is reflected in what he says. Maybe staying quiet more often is a good idea. Ps 37:30-31   #100minutes https://www.susan-grant.com
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Susan June 7, 2020

The Stain Remover

308) Guilt is a heavy thing and its stains look permanent. The good news is, God is the stain remover. We are no longer guilty because Jesus’ blood removes our stains. He lifts the burden of guilt and throws it away; remembering it no more. Psalm 32:5
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Susan May 31, 2020

A Tongue-Lashing

301) James asks us the consider the fact that we can use our tongue for good or for evil. If I’ve been tearing down someone with my words and then I’m thanking God for something else, it makes me question the sincerity of my praise. God wants us to choose our words carefully. James 3:9
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Susan May 30, 2020

A Difficult Commandment

300) As Christians, we are commanded to do things that are often difficult. One is that we are to pray for those who mistreat us. It’s amazing how your attitude toward this person will change as you pray for them.  Luke 6:28
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Susan May 28, 2020

The Fruit of Envy and Selfishness

298)  It’s funny how we don’t have to teach our children to be selfish. If we continue in this pattern and add envy, as well, there will be consequences including corruption and disorder. This is not how God wants us to live. James 3:16
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Susan May 27, 2020

The Certain Unknown

297)  Knowing something and putting faith in it are two different things. Jesus said He will come back and gather His followers from the earth. He doesn’t even know when but you can be certain, God the Father does. I’m certain. Mark 13:32
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Susan May 20, 2020

The Antidote to Coarseness

290) The words we say are a part of the pattern we have adopted. If you wish to eliminate coarseness, spend your time being thankful. You’ll never run out of things to be thankful for. Problem Solved.  Ephesians 5:4
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Susan May 18, 2020

Embrace Dignity

288) Has dignity disappeared? Dignity means we guard our mouths (or clicks on electronics) and actions, realizing that they both tell others what we value. It’s easy to go down the path of the undignified. The other path toward dignity is difficult but God tells us it’s important.  Tutus 2:6-8
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Susan May 17, 2020

The Importance of Encouragement

287) Encouragement is a powerful tool. It can make the difference between a productive and fulfilling life and one of isolation and depression. My challenge to you is not to evaluate how you may or may not have received encouragement but rather, how you can give it as a gift to others. Encouragement is priceless
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Susan May 16, 2020

The Responsibility of Leadership

286) As leaders, and this would include parents, we have a responsibility to lead our charges and not abuse our power. Leading means you are on their level, encouraging them to follow you. You do not consider yourself better than them. The question is, where are you leading them?  1 Peter 5:3
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