MENU
Login
Wishlist
MENU
Login
Wishlist
icon-cart1 0
Susan Grant August 31, 2024

Tired

1831) I can’t remember the last time I’ve had a meltdown, but I had one the other day. It’s not something I wish to dwell on because I’m not proud of it. When the storm subsided, I couldn’t help but focus on what a failure I am in my faith until I remembered a quote. It’s
Read More
Susan Grant August 30, 2024

Knowing Me

1830) I sometimes have a hard time letting others get to know me. I think it’s because whenever I consider my actions and reactions on any day, I mostly see the way I mishandled a situation. I hear the words I have said that would have been better not to have been spoken and I
Read More
Susan Grant August 29, 2024

Fruit Inspector

1829) If you say you are a follower of God, count on being in the spotlight from time to time, if not frequently. There are those, even among God’s children, who relish the idea that you make choices which contradict the Word of God. It is true, You’ll know the tree by inspecting its fruit
Read More
Susan Grant August 28, 2024

Waiting is Living

1828) Because we live in a digital world, waiting has become a lost art. You don’t have to wait for much. You can send and receive messages, information, and relationships in a matter of seconds. When I think about this, a question arises within me. Is this really living? Psalm 27:14 tells us to wait
Read More
Susan Grant August 27, 2024

Shadows Examined

1827) Shadows are innocuous. They can be a relief when temperatures are soaring and you want to get out of the direct sunlight. They also have a reputation of doom when featured in literature. Let’s look a little closer. In order for a shadow to exist, there must be a light source. When light hits an
Read More
Susan Grant August 26, 2024

Answered Prayer: Guaranteed

1826) When I read verses like Matthew 21:22 that promise God will give me anything I ask for by faith, I feel confused. If you look at this at face value, it must mean if I have enough faith, God will grant anything I ask for, but is this what it means? It’s not enough to
Read More
Susan Grant August 25, 2024

The Lamb Wins

1825) We used to play a card game called War when I was a kid. The cards in the deck would be dealt equally among those playing, and then, everyone would turn their top card over. The person with the highest rank would then collect the other cards. The winner is the one who collects
Read More
Susan Grant August 24, 2024

Too Much Knowledge

1824) When I was in college, I had a Japanese girl who was my roommate. Because she grew up in a different culture, I had a lot of questions for her. One was about how she learned to speak English. Her answer surprised me. She said she took around 10 years of English in school but
Read More
Susan Grant August 23, 2024

Rain

1823) If you’re not a farmer or gardener, it’s easy not to pay too close attention to rain unless there’s been too much of it or too little. Let’s just take a moment to think about it, though. Rain is important to the world in which we live. It keeps everything alive. It washes over the
Read More
Susan Grant August 22, 2024

Role Models

1822) Proverbs 22:34-35 tells us what sort of friendships are not healthy. It says that spending a lot of time with someone who is angry is dangerous. Why? Because we adopt their ill manner quicker than their good ones. Angry people are not happy ones. They only see the injustice of things in their lives and
Read More
Login icon-user
Wishlist icon-heart 0 Cart icon-cart1 0
Language
Cart

No products in the cart.