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Susan Grant September 17, 2023

A Poor Investment

1496)  I grew up in a house with three siblings, two brothers and one sister. As most children do, we would wonder, from time to time, which one of us was the favorite child. I’m sure each one of us was convinced that one of the other three was the favorite. It’s easy to have
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Susan Grant September 16, 2023

The Downside of Projection

1495) Psychology and why people do the things they do, fascinate me. When I travel in airports, I sit back and watch people, trying to guess why they are doing and saying what I witness. Am I always right? How would I know? My guess is not always. Maybe never. We all know in our
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Susan Grant September 15, 2023

Lighthouses

1494) I have a friend who is crazy about lighthouses. She has all sorts of them throughout her house. She even travels great distances sometimes to see them. Lighthouses are fascinating. If you live on the coast as I do, fog is a frequent visitor. The lighthouses are there to help guide ships and boats
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Susan Grant September 14, 2023

Role Model Awards

1493) I think I have mentioned before that our school gives out Role Model Awards at the end of each year. Teachers and staff nominate deserving students, and several receive this much-deserved award. As I read Galatians 6:9, I am reminded of this honor. Here Paul says that we should not tire of doing good.
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Susan Grant September 13, 2023

Fling

1492) I remember one time (only one?) that I kind of lost it in the classroom. I had a student who figured out that clicking his pen on the desk continually gets on my nerves. One day, he decided it would be fun to serenade my lesson with the clicking sound. Before I had a
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Susan Grant September 12, 2023

Intermission

1491) I was watching a classic black and white movie a while ago that had an intermission in the middle of it. It surprised me, but then I thought back to times in my childhood where I experienced intermissions. Why were intermissions used back then (and maybe a better question might be, why aren’t they
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Susan Grant September 11, 2023

How to Combat Fear

1490) I am an expert in fear. It has been something that fills me regularly. Sometimes this fear has been helpful; it can discourage me from doing something that is not prudent. At other times, this fear has been debilitating. What can we do to combat fear? First, we need to consider the word combat.
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Susan Grant September 10, 2023

Free Delivery

1489) There are so many questions I have to ask God one day when we’re face to face, though I ask them now, too. One of these questions I often ask in an accusatory way. This question is, God, you tell us over and over in your word that if we cry out to you,
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Susan Grant September 9, 2023

Throw It!

1488) Occasionally, I’ll take my classes outside for a game of kickball. You remember it, don’t you? I love to watch them because it’s amusing to see how good or bad the kids can kick or throw. I can’t help but smile when a kid is only 25 feet from first base and they overthrow
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Susan Grant September 8, 2023

It’s a Lie

1487) Lying is a behavior that often takes root within without our knowledge. Some people have done it so long, they don’t even realize they’re lying. If you’re like me, you want to know why people lie, but in reality; it doesn’t really matter. There are many types of lies. The ones my students try
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