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Susan Grant February 10, 2026

Training

2373) Teachers, as with many other professions, have to stay on top of the latest research, successes and failures of anything related to the field. These trainings often come in groups of 3-8 hours. Some of them are better than others. These thoughts came to mind when I read Titus 2:11-12. Here Paul writes that
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Susan Grant February 9, 2026

Willful Resistance

2372) I was reading a book recently that told the story of groups of courageous people during World War 2, simply titled The Resistance. These brave men and women put their lives on the line by resisting the Nazi forces, and the individuals I was reading about did just that. This type of resistance has
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Susan Grant February 8, 2026

Inventory

2371) I have had a small sewing business for many years. Because I work full-time, most of what I sell, I have to make before I place it in my shop. Because of this, I always inventory all my products to make sure what I’m selling is what I have literally on the shelf. When
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Susan Grant February 7, 2026

Shouting

2370) Having my young scholars sing for a school concert is always interesting, especially because the older they get, the need to appear “cool” sometimes creeps in. What I enjoy about our school concerts is listening to the younger classes because if their teacher tells them to sing louder, they often interpret that to mean
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Susan Grant February 6, 2026

Calm

2369) I’m not sure if I’ve made this confession in my earlier minutes, but going to the dentist is very stressful for me. My heart rate soars as I sit in the chair, but when they put the x-ray protector on me, my stress calms a bit. They have told me that many of their
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Susan Grant February 5, 2026

Grandparents

2368) Both my husband and I were fortunate to have at least one grandparent who cheered us on. These dear souls purposely encouraged and loved us. When we’d see them, joy lit their faces. This is a picture of what is written in the middle part of Zephaniah 3:17. It reads, He will take great
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Susan Grant February 4, 2026

Bodyguard

2367) Many years ago, I had a new student enter my high school class. He sat down, and then I asked him to do something, and he flipped out. He jumped out of his seat and came after me. At the same time, I saw another one of my students jump from his seat and
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Susan Grant February 3, 2026

Trouble

2366) There have been times in my 40 years of teaching when I have accompanied a student to the principal’s office just as a support. The student may have been caught red-handed, but they are so overwhelmed by the incident, they just need to feel me close by. Zephaniah 3:17 tells us God does the
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Susan Grant February 2, 2026

Who He Is (and Who He’s Not)

2365) If you ask a small child what God is like, they often describe someone like Santa. He is big with a beard. He gives you what you want. He knows when you’ve been good and bad. Of course, as adults, we know better, but do we? Do we not sometimes think of God like
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Susan Grant February 1, 2026

Chasing

2364) The dog I had several years ago was a hunter. You could see his little dachshund tail whipping back and forth in the tall grass, hunting a mouse. Once, he saw one in a camp where we were staying. He sat facing the stove, where the mouse retreated, for two hours, finally catching it.
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