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Susan Grant January 4, 2023

Body Building: Acknowledgment

1242) Being the first of the year, the New Year’s Resolutions’ industry is at its busiest. So many of us are focused on making better choices for our bodies, but I think it’s easy to forget that we should also be concerned with building up our souls and even the body of the church, as
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Susan Grant January 3, 2023

Can I have a Word?

1241) If I take a moment and think about things people have said to me that I distinctly remember, it would be a mixed bag of good and bad things. I can clearly remember a girl saying to me in the 8th grade that I sucked. I felt so bad hearing this. On the other
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Susan Grant January 2, 2023

The Presence of Comfort

1240) There are so many things out there that are marketed by emphasizing a particular “thing” will bring comfort to your life. Is there any truth in these claims? Perhaps, but I only believe it’s to a certain extent. The problem with this type of comfort is it doesn’t soothe for very long. In the
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Susan Grant January 1, 2023

A Matter of Trust

1239) Working with kids for so many years, I have several “life lessons” that I seek to instill in them. One of them concerns the matter of trust. I tell my students that I trust them until they give me a reason not to. This trust is not limited to the things they tell me,
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Susan Grant December 31, 2022

Images

1238) I have been contemplating the 10 Commandments recently and the second commandment, (Exodus 20:4-6); you know, the one about not making any images to be worshipped has stuck in my mind. I’ve always just kind of skimmed through this commandment because making images to worship is not something I do, but as I have
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Susan Grant December 30, 2022

Incident Reports

1237) Recently, I heard that those in the mental health field are audited frequently to help ensure all is running well and no violations are occurring. Then, I was surprised to hear that if there were only a few incident reports with those who are struggling mentally; the auditors saw this as a red flag.
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Susan Grant December 29, 2022

Simon Says

1236) As I was exposed to figures of speech growing up, I always wondered where the phrases originated. For example, I heard someone say that another person let the cat out of the bag and when I was old enough to reflect; I wished I had some way to learn about its origins. (After all,
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Susan Grant December 28, 2022

People Pleasers

1235) There are several things about myself I really dislike. (OK, there’s more than just several!) I do not like it when people are mad, irritated, ticked off or just plain old don’t like me. I know, can a woman in her late 50s still care about such things? Well, I don’t care as much
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Susan Grant December 27, 2022

The Power of Tiny

1234) A couple of summers ago, my husband became very sick. Both of us assumed he had Covid as we were still amid the pandemic. He was deathly ill, and we later found out that was not an exaggeration. We got to the hospital, and he was hooked up to machines that registered his heart
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Susan Grant December 26, 2022

Supermodels

1233) I never played much with dolls growing up; it just wasn’t my thing. Through the years, there were many dolls that were scrutinized because they were too “perfect” in the anatomical sense. They would be supermodels in real life. These dolls aside, have you ever considered that as a follower of Christ, we too
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