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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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Susan Grant April 22, 2024

Driver’s Education

1701) This will really date some of us: Can you remember when you were learning to drive? Maybe it was at a very young age if you drove tractors, snowmobiles, dirt bikes, 4-wheelers? In some form, all of us were instructed how to drive safely and successfully. What would have happened if all we did
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Susan Grant April 21, 2024

Worthless

1700) Through the years, I have developed a limited understanding of economics. I say limited because I only can grasp these concepts on an elementary level. Having said that, I do know: The value we place on things is proportional to what it cost us to get it. If we have to fight for something
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Susan Grant April 20, 2024

We’re All Teachers

1699) I am one of the fortunate people who knew from a young age what I wanted to be when I grew up. I knew I wanted to be a teacher. Thinking back, I remember the very first faculty meeting I ever attended and feeling the rush of joy because, finally, my dream had come
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Susan Grant April 19, 2024

What’s In Your Toolbox?

1698) When I taught high school Bible in North Carolina, I had several male students who were around 6’ 7” tall. I remember one day when 4 of these young men surrounded me and I laughed as I look so far up into their faces. When you are as tall as these young men, you
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Susan Grant April 18, 2024

Denial Can Be Fatal

1697) Whenever I hear or read of the word denial when associated with the Bible, I always think of Peter. Peter was the disciple who stated he’d never be disloyal to his Master and yet, as most of us know, he did. This is not the denial I think of today. When I read Revelation
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