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Susan Grant March 30, 2023

Do Be: Doing What is Good

1326) My husband and I are alike in many ways, but there are also many ways we are not. What is a good way to spend an afternoon with me might be writing or sewing while my husband would say dirt biking. Two very different activities. Pointing out these differences is important because of what
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Susan Grant March 29, 2023

Do Be: Obedient

1325) When you hear the word, “obey,” what do you think of? I can’t answer for you, but when I hear the word, I think of children and the expectations we have for them. But, what if the word, “obey,” should immediately conjure up an image of the expectations God has for adults, too.? Paul
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Susan Grant March 28, 2023

Mr. Do-Bee

1324) When I was small, we had a little black-and-white TV in our home. I can remember watching some children’s programs in my pre-school years. One of them was Romper Room. I don’t remember too much about the show, but I can recall a character named Mr. Doo-Bee. This bumble bee would model things we
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Susan Grant March 26, 2023

I am a Failure

1322) I am a perfectionist. As Adrian Monk always said, “It’s a blessing and a curse.” I want things that hang on the wall to be straight. I want the dishwasher to be filled so the maximum amount of dishes can be placed within. I want for my desk to be uncluttered. But, I’m a
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Susan Grant March 25, 2023

Leadership is Difficult

1321) The summer of 1981 was an important time for me. I went with 30 other teens and six leaders on a mission trip focused mostly on Gibraltar. That summer, we did puppet shows, singing, evangelism and more. From time to time, I’ll think about that summer and there is always a smile on my
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Susan Grant March 24, 2023

An Anatomy of the Truth

1320) If you were to study about truth, you would think it would be pretty straight-forward. Something is either true, or it’s not; it cannot be both. Having stated this, we live in a society who believes in what many call, “versions of the truth”. Man is the one who decides if something is true
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Susan Grant March 23, 2023

Too Late

1319) We are living in times when nothing is really “too late.” It is common practice to extend deadlines, grant extensions and offer second chances. Because of this, many have redefined the phrase, “too late.” But, too late, really meaning it, gives direction and accountability. If you mean it when you say it, people adjust.
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Susan Grant March 22, 2023

Last Days: Danger!

1318) We’ve spent the last 20 days studying 20 ways people in the last days will act and react. I think the number here is important. When you were a child, and you were told something, it was one thing if you were told one time, more important if you’re told it again. If you
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Susan Grant March 21, 2023

Last Days: A Form of Godliness

1317) When I was a Bible teacher, one of my favorite things to teach was the Sermon on the Mount. How in the world would a bunch of high schoolers enjoy and even relish an event that had very little action? It’s all in the presentation. As I read and studied the Sermon on the
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Susan Grant March 20, 2023

Last Days: Loves of Pleasure, not God

1316) Have you noticed how often people use the word addicted? We’ll hear of someone who became addicted to drugs, alcohol, or gambling. Though a person’s background and maybe even a genetic tendency makes addiction susceptible, it usually starts out as a choice. When we read 2 Timothy 3:4, Paul tells us that in the
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