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Susan Grant May 11, 2026

Reflections

2463) I have noticed that people often reflect the reactions, emotions, or outlook of those they spend time with. For example, when someone we know is distraught, it’s easy to take on this feeling with them. I don’t think this is necessarily bad, and yet, when we reflect someone’s anger, etc., it can be. Proverbs
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Susan Grant May 10, 2026

The Altar of Joy

2462) Joy is a powerful emotion. It’s powerful because it’s not generated by the act of the will. Joy comes from realizing that circumstances, people, animals, and more are gifts from God, and he means us to enjoy them. Psalm 43:4 tells us to go to God’s altar, a place where sacrifices are made, with
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Susan Grant May 9, 2026

It Costs

2461) Because of the current economy, many of us think twice (or even more) about what we’re purchasing and how much it costs. Everyday living is costly. The economy isn’t the only cost we should ponder. The other one is mentioned in Romans 15:5. It reveals to us that the God of endurance and encouragement
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Susan Grant May 8, 2026

Temples

2460) I have heard many sermons based on 1 Corinthians 10:13. Here, Paul reminds us that we are God’s temple; he dwells within us. Because of this, we should be careful how we treat our own bodies, but sometimes it’s also important to remember that our fellow believers are also God’s temple. If we treat
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Susan Grant May 7, 2026

A Potent Weapon

2459) I grew up in cities, and now that I live in a very remote place, I sometimes forget what it was like. For example, I always needed to be mindful of train schedules, as a stop on the way to work would make me late. I also needed to be very aware of my
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Susan Grant May 6, 2026

Share not Remove

2458) If you have an empathetic heart, it’s easy to want to fix things for those we love. The ability to feel along with others is a gift, but not so we can remove what is bringing pain. We don’t have the power to do that, but we can share other’s burdens. In 2 Timothy
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Susan Grant May 5, 2026

Ignorance is a Choice

2457) The whole body of education has changed through time. I suppose everything changes as the days, weeks, and months pass. In the past, there were many people who could do many things well. For example, my husband knows how to build things, weld, and construct a brick wall, to name only a few. Paul
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Susan Grant May 4, 2026

Now and Then

2456) I admit I read the obituaries each morning in the newspaper. I will gaze at each face and wonder who they were. Sometimes I marvel at their age and read how they passed. I think about those who loved them. I can sense the pain found in the small last column of the person’s
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Susan Grant May 3, 2026

Oil and Fish

2455) I had a very generous grandmother. If she thought I were in need and sometimes, even in want, she was happy to get it for me. When it comes to giving, have you ever considered how God gives? There are two practical occasions that illustrate this, not to mention all the promises God has
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Susan Grant May 2, 2026

Breath

2454) Several years ago, I visited Colorado Springs for a teacher’s conference. I found the scenery stunning, but there was something I hadn’t counted on, and that was the difficulty of breathing. Because the area has such a high elevation, it affected my intake of air; not seriously, but enough to notice. I think of
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