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Susan Grant January 7, 2026

Death

2339) Death represents finality. It means a separation between humans and between humans and animals. Death has the ability to turn our lives upside down because when someone (or something) dies, we walk along in life without them, and this can cause an ache deep within the soul. When we, or someone we care about,
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Susan Grant January 6, 2026

Companion

2338) My little dog, Cayce, loves to walk. All I have to do is get my walking shoes out, and he goes crazy. It’s so nice to have a companion when I’m walking. My last dog’s health made it impossible for him to walk with me nine years out of the 11 that I had
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Susan Grant January 5, 2026

Intrinsic Value

2337) I once had a professor, Johnny Miller, who did a sermon on intrinsic value. He gave personal examples of this, and as best as my memory can recall, there were three. First, Johnny told of his young daughter, who got an ice cream cone. As she was eating it, the ice cream fell off
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Susan Grant January 4, 2026

Hope

Hope 2336) I hope I get the job. I hope the report from the doctor is good. I hope for some peace and quiet. All these things are reasonable wants, and when I read Psalm 130:7 that I must hope in the Lord. For with the Lord is steadfast love, and with him is plentiful
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Susan Grant January 3, 2026

It’s a Fight

2335) When I taught high school, I was thoroughly shaken each time I witnessed a fight between kids. I hated seeing them; it was often traumatic to me, especially when I knew the kids involved. Some fights were brutal. As I reflect on this, it occurs to me that I have always viewed fights–whether physical
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Susan Grant January 2, 2026

Encourage

2334) As I make stops in my community, I feel unsettled when I see signs posted that boldly state the company or place will not tolerate rudeness and bullying. My struggle is not in the fact these signs are there, of course; it’s because they are necessary. It seems our culture has defined itself by
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Susan Grant January 1, 2026

On Guard

2333) People who choose to be lifeguards have my respect. I don’t think I could spend hours watching for a disaster. To be ready at any moment, at any minute, at any second and then, when someone struggles in the water, to leap for action. When Paul tells us in Philippians 4:7 that God’s peace 
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Susan Grant December 31, 2025

Fear Not

2332) As we look toward a new year, sometimes fear has a way of creeping in. Who will leave me? Who will die? What hurts will be chiseled into my soul? Fear is an emotion that has a way of barging into our lives like a jolt of lightning. We don’t have much control over
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Susan Grant December 30, 2025

Save and then Hear

2331) Having a classroom of only male young scholars, it’s interesting to focus on the difference between this class and one that holds only females. Though many days I think it’s a tossup, but on average, males speak about 7,000 words a day while females speak around 21,000 words. Even if these numbers miss the
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Susan Grant December 29, 2025

A Moving Prayer

2330) Growing up in church has many advantages. It also brings back some interesting memories. I can remember when the pastor would offer his morning prayer; it seemed to me like it lasted forever, when it reality; it was only a few minutes. One of the most moving prayers is found in Numbers 6:24-26. It
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