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Susan Grant May 7, 2024

Offensive Examined

1715) The word offensive has been in the forefront of media coverage for a while. What used to mean an action that rubbed against or completely broke the morals of a group of people now has become any action or word that another person doesn’t like. So, under this definition, everyone is offensive and experiences
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Susan Grant May 6, 2024

Rubber Bands and Butterflies

1714) A few years ago, I stumbled across a place that was selling butterflies that could fly with a rubber band propulsion. I pictured the faces of my young scholars if I put a wound up one in each of their laptops, so when they opened them, the butterflies would fly out. I got them
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Susan Grant May 5, 2024

Hold Up

1713) John Doone wrote in 1624, no man is an island and yet, how many of us believe we are? Sometimes I make myself an island without realizing it. My thinking is, I am the one who is responsible for a specific thing, not anyone else. I don’t want to bother others when I can
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Susan Grant May 4, 2024

A Day of Opportunities

1712) I started writing these “minute” devotions in 2018 and as my readers have grown in numbers, I will hear about once-a-week from one of you, telling me how a particular minute blessed them. It’s an encouragement to me for many reasons. One of them is, while working full time in the classroom, keeping up
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Susan Grant May 3, 2024

I Am

1711) As a teacher of the Bible, I am familiar with the content of much of the book. I have studied and taught about God’s actions and interactions with people throughout the Old Testament and the New. As I have prepared lessons or devotionals, I occasionally have a hard time relating to the faith of
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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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