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Susan Grant November 20, 2023

Seeing Isn’t Always Believing

1550) I’ve written before that while growing up, I felt that people mentioned in the Bible as having great faith (or demonstrating it in their actions) had an advantage over me. After all, didn’t they hear God’s words and experienced or witnessed great miracles? Wouldn’t faith in God be so much easier under these circumstances?
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Susan Grant November 19, 2023

The Facts of Life

1549) As a middle-aged, going on senior-aged individual, I am facing a reality that I have blindly resisted and that is, in this life, there will always be pain. Because of this, I’d rather stick my head in the sand and pretend that if I can just think a painful situation through, I can make the
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Susan Grant November 18, 2023

Assumptions Are Not Helpful

1548) I don’t know about the rest of you, but I am too quick to make assumptions and even quicker, believing them as fact. I assume I know what my husband is thinking. I assume my friends know what I am struggling with. I assume I know what the driver in front of me is going
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Susan Grant November 17, 2023

Silent Crises

1547) There are moments in life that are difficult and tragic. Perhaps it’s a loved one who is suffering with some physical illness. It could be the loss of a much-needed job. It may be the death of someone you were extremely close to. Most people understand any of these solemn events because they are
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Susan Grant November 16, 2023

Be Careful Whom You Trust

1546) Part of the job I have, teaching language arts, involves teaching kids the “truth” about the Wild, Wild Web; the internet. Yes, kids these days use electronics probably more than any of us do, but it does not mean they know how to prudently use it. So, to combat this “knowledge,” I teach the
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Susan Grant November 15, 2023

Angry with God?

1545)  There have been times in my life when I have gotten so angry at God, I could literally scream. These are times when the pain inside is so raw and the feeling of abandonment so real, I am tempted to turn my back on a God who claims to love me. Have you ever
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Susan Grant November 14, 2023

Young Love

1544) When I see young people in love, I smile and shake my head. Why? Because I know what love was like early in my relationship with my husband and I know what it looks like now, 37 years later. They are two very different types of love. “Young” love is all-consuming. The glimpse of
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Susan Grant November 13, 2023

Stop: A Difficult Command

1543) I work with a bunch of people who take their jobs teaching and administrating on behalf of the children in our area seriously. They are people who give 150%, every day of the school year. Working in education is not for the faint of heart. Oh, yes, we have two months off during the summer
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Susan Grant November 12, 2023

Graciousness

1552) My husband bravely watches the news every evening, and I say bravely because there is so much angst among many and to me it gets tiring. One of the news shows my husband watches is The Five on Fox News. I’m usually doing other things while it’s on, but I’m aware of its basic
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Susan Grant November 12, 2023

Now and Later

1542) In many ways, I’m unique. (I know, right?) Unlike many, I don’t really care for chocolate. I’ll eat it but I can take it or leave it. (Kind of like my lack of enthusiasm with lobster. I know! Seriously?) What I do love is candy and will buy some from time to time to
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