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Susan Grant February 6, 2023

Who is Jesus? Seen

1275) One book I use in my 6th grade is Shipwreck at the Bottom of the World by Jennifer Armstrong. It is the true story of Ernest Shackleton and his ill-fated trip to Antarctica. This book reveals time after time when he and all of his men should have died. They survived intense cold and
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Susan Grant February 5, 2023

Tattoos & Eternity

1287) Getting tattoos these days is common. I’ve seen many of these permanent pictures: animals, flowers, names and more. The thing I’ve always pondered is what do you do if you get someone’s name tattooed on you and then you both part ways, especially in embitterment? I know you can have the ink removed (which
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Susan Grant February 5, 2023

Who is Jesus? Vindicated

1274) “Don’t judge me!” is a phrase we typically hear these days. What I think the meaning behind this statement is, don’t determine my value or criticize my choices. For me, the judgment I hear frequently is heaped upon me by myself. All I have to do is take a moment’s break from whatever I’m
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Susan Grant February 4, 2023

Who is Jesus? Flesh

1273) There are many things about God I do not understand. I believe, by faith, one day I will, but until then, they stir curiosity within me. One of these things concerns how Jesus, the son of the God of all the universe, became a man. In my mind, I picture a cartoon body of
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Susan Grant February 3, 2023

Who Represents You?

1272) In my novel, The Bottle House, there is a lawyer named Stefan Kraus. Because I admire lawyers, I wanted to include one in my novel and as I dug into the soil of my imagination; I wrote what I hope is a good representation of the strengths and struggles of one who has chosen
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Susan Grant February 2, 2023

How to Pray: For Those in Authority

1271) I have had the privilege of traveling in ten different countries. Each one of them gave me a view of the world I had not had previously. Some of these countries had large populations of very poor people and others had strict government policies, making me grateful that I live in the United States.
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Susan Grant February 1, 2023

How to Pray: Thanksgiving

1270) I read about a psychological experiment recently when an expert in this area asked a group of people to show their reaction to bad news. Every single person adopted a “closed” stance where their bodies curled into themselves. It was only a matter of seconds when there was a feeling of sadness in the
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Susan Grant February 1, 2023

Genuineness

1286) When I taught high school Bible, we had a weekly competition called, “Bible Rivals”. This would be what some of us old-timers called “Sword Drills” when a Bible reference is called out and you try to find it in the Bible as fast as you can. Whoever found the verse first would win a
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Susan Grant January 31, 2023

How to Pray: Intercession

1269) When I was young, I had the privilege of attending a Christian camp. We got to take part in many fun things, from horseback riding to canoeing. One summer, I took archery and found out it is much more difficult than I thought it would be. In order to hit the target, I had
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Susan Grant January 30, 2023

How to Pray: Prayers

1268) As I read 1 Timothy 2:1, I see what looks like Paul repeating himself. In this verse, he tells us how to pray for others and in his specific list he then says we are to offer “prayers” for others. It is redundant as it reads in our English translation so it’s obvious that
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