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Susan Grant March 21, 2024

Light Always Prevails

1669) One of my quirks (I know, you didn’t think I had any) is I hate feeling closed in and this includes having curtains drawn across windows. Fortunately for me, I live in a place where I don’t need to have them covered for privacy, unless I’m worried deer will look in while I’m getting
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Susan Grant March 20, 2024

Caesar’s Household

1668) Have you ever been reading your Bible and see something you may have missed for many years? I have. One such example I found in Philippians 4:22. In this verse, Paul is signing off on his letter to the church in Philippi, something I quickly scan through. On this day, however, I noticed verse
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Susan Grant March 19, 2024

The Fullness of Time

1666) If you want to find out what time it is, there are a plethora of resources. You can, of course, check your smart watches, your phone, the clocks in your cars, stoves, electronics and more. It seems like time is right in our faces. Time has also changed. If you need to contact someone,
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Susan Grant March 18, 2024

The Mystery Of Prayer

1666) I have a confession to make and that is, I find the subject of prayer confusing. Why? Let me see if I can explain. I know there are verses throughout the Bible that admonish us to pray, 1Thessalonians 5:17, for example. (Pray without ceasing.) I know most of these verses by heart, but what
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Susan Grant March 17, 2024

Backseat Drivers

1665) I don’t think I know of anyone who enjoys having a backseat driver. You know, the person who tries to tell you, sometimes assertively, how you’re supposed to be driving? I know. I hear you grinding your teeth. Has it ever occurred to you you might be called by God to be a backseat
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Susan Grant March 16, 2024

Proud or Horrified

1664) There have been some school years when I would jump at the opportunity to take a class on a field trip. Other years, it would be the last thing I would do. You see, I don’t want to take my class somewhere if they don’t know how to behave. It reflects badly on them,
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Susan Grant March 15, 2024

What a Rip-off

1663) Several years ago, there was a company which had the store policy that you could return something that breaks or rips to get a replacement. I knew someone who had a 20-year-old tent that was wearing out at some seams. This person took it to this store and demanded a replacement. The store reluctantly
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Susan Grant March 14, 2024

Veils

1662) A huge amount of time ago, I walked down the aisle to marry my best friend. Though I didn’t wear a traditional veil, I had one because of the meaning of it. As I think about it now, veils are a good thing to include in a wedding because they symbolize being separated from
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Susan Grant March 13, 2024

These Days

1661) It’s interesting how I can wake up one day and feel a slump when nothing has yet caused me to feel this way. Other days, I might wake up, ready and excited about what may happen. When I wake up feeling one way or the other, it’s easy to get “sucked” into feeling and
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Susan Grant March 12, 2024

Seeing vs. Hearing

1660) Every year in my classroom, there is at least one young scholar who loves to talk. This is not simply the occasional comment or question. Instead, all they do is talk about anything and everything, even if their words have nothing to do with what we are tackling in class. It’s the same with
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