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Susan Grant May 2, 2024

What God Hears

1710) Sometimes after a tough day at school, I come home and don’t want to hear any noise. Why? Because my ears have absorbed all the sound they can. It’s surprising how even a few 6th graders can generate so much noise. Fortunately, God does not have a saturation point. Micah 7:7 tells us God
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Susan Grant May 1, 2024

Pass It On

1709) Everything that happens to us has the potential to accomplish good. Yes, these difficulties can teach us lessons and strengthen us but there is also another blessing that comes from the bad in life. It gives us the opportunity to minister and comfort others. If you have gone through a divorce, you can empathize
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Susan Grant April 30, 2024

Rest is Not an Option

1709) I am fortunate that while I was growing up, I had instilled in me the need to work hard and be dependable. I know what most of my responsibilities are and I take them seriously. There is one area, however, where I had not considered being within this realm of responsibilities, and that is
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Susan Grant April 29, 2024

Clickbait

1708) Most of you know what the term clickbait means. In case you don’t, it’s the attention-grabbing headline seen on the internet which compels many to click on it to read about it. The headlines on tabloids in the grocery stores are the predecessors to clickbait. Thinking of this, when I read Revelation 1:7 I
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Susan Grant April 28, 2024

God’s Home

1707) Where does God live? Many small children have asked this sincere question at one point or another, but what I wonder is, do you know the answer? In Bible times, we find God lived in the Tabernacle and later the Temple, but because of Jesus’ sacrificial death, he can now live within those of
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Susan Grant April 27, 2024

Object Lesson: Trees

1706) When I was in college studying to become a teacher, our instructors emphasized the importance of object lessons because they can show a connection to a student in a way that may never be understood otherwise. In addition, object lessons can help spur a memory. Whenever you see the object in everyday life, it
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Susan Grant April 26, 2024

Unholy Sacrifices

1705) It would not surprise me if many of my readers have made sacrifices throughout their lives. Sacrifices of time, money, energy and knowledge are a great gift and yet, have you ever considered that some sacrifices are unholy? Proverbs 21:3 reminds us if we make sacrifices to honor God but we’re not righteous or
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Susan Grant April 25, 2024

Forever

1704) I get an awful lot of junk mail, physically and via email. Some pieces I receive are asking me to buy lifetime warrantees for specific things. What is a lifetime warrantee? It’s usually a warrantee that is offered to you for as long as you own the product. What catches my eye here is
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Susan Grant April 24, 2024

Leaders or Followers

1703) Have you ever considered whether you are a leader or a follower? Why is this important? Because each group has its own set of responsibilities. If you are a follower, you have the responsibility to incorporate all your leader requires. If you are a leader, the responsibility is so much higher. Why? Titus 1:7-9
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Susan Grant April 23, 2024

Gifts

1702) Thinking about the gifts God gives us is important, such as those mentioned in 1 Corinthians 12:1-11. This builds gratitude, trust, and faith. Sometimes, we may overlook the fact that God also expects us to use our natural abilities and gifts for His purposes. For example, in Exodus 35:35, people with certain gifts and
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