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Susan July 28, 2021

Forgiveness Defined

718) Forgiveness is hard to compartmentalize. Is it a feeling? Is it a noun? Is it a set of steps that must be climbed? See what I mean? If you are unclear about this, as I was several years ago, you may be unclear of what forgiveness is and what it involves. Forgiveness is the
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Susan July 27, 2021

What a Delight!

717) As I get older, I’m finding that many physical actions I used to do are getting harder. One of these things is sitting on bleachers for more than 20 minutes. The last time I went to school to watch my kids play basketball, I could hardly walk afterward. These physical activities I refer to
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Susan July 26, 2021

Hearing is Believing

716) When I was a child, I remember trying to think through my understanding of God. (No small feat, of course!) Most of the time, I’d do this after I was in bed and the covers pulled up to my chin. There was a time that I can remember praying, “Ok, God. I want to
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Susan July 25, 2021

Free Delivery

715) It’s easy to have a certain idea of how we want God to respond to us. If we pray for healing, we are often asking solely for the restoration within our bodies. If we ask for a job, we might expect God to give us a position we had in mind. If we ask
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Susan July 24, 2021

The Blame Game

714) Anyone that has taught children, whether in school, Sunday school or at home knows that when you ask them if they did something wrong, the natural response is, “but so-and-so or this-or that did or was responsible for it.” It’s called the “Blame Game,” and kids are not the only ones who do this.
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Susan July 23, 2021

Faulty Vision

713) Several years ago, I had a severe case of the shingles. The heated sores covered the right side of my face from my cheekbone up. These blisters were even on the inside of my eyelid. Because of this, I had to see multiple eye doctors because the possibility of losing the sight in that
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Susan July 22, 2021

An Irresponsible, Cheating, Conspiring Murderer

712) When you see someone else make horrible, and even evil decisions, it’s easy to think, I’ll never do that! History testifies that making the choices such as being irresponsible, a cheater, a conspirator and/or murderer are only one step in the wrong direction away. The problem with these decisions is that they rarely start
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Susan July 21, 2021

Scheduling Kindness

711) The phrase, “random acts of kindness” is well known. These actions may be as small as opening the door for someone whose hands are full or paying for a stranger’s coffee. Kindness is always a wonderful thing but it also might be good to be reminded that these actions don’t solely need to be
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Susan July 20, 2021

Enemy Tactics

710) If enemies hear of your success, it’s an uncomfortable moment for them. Why? Because if they are true adversaries, they do not want you to succeed, be blessed, or have anything good. What can you do about this result? The hard fact is that you can’t do much about it because you cannot control
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Susan July 19, 2021

Provision’s Packages

727) It’s easy to accept that God promises to take care of the needs of His children, but what can be harder is accepting the way God may choose to provide. Yes, we need shelter, but perhaps this means a house that has black countertops, no air conditioning in the deep South, not enough room
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