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Susan Grant February 9, 2025

Where is God?

1992) When the burdens of this life lay upon our shoulders, a natural response is to ask, why? I think many of us ask this question because if we can understand the why, we can endure the present. Another question we often ask is, where is God? In these difficult times, God’s children can forget
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Susan Grant February 8, 2025

Is It Helpful?

1991) Are you aware there are 613 laws and commandments (the Hebrew word for these is mitzvot) spelled out for the Jewish people in the Old Testament? (You can look them up online.) They covered everything from how to worship God, what they could and could not eat, touch and partake in, and many more.
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Susan Grant February 7, 2025

More Than One Shepherd

1990) If you have a general knowledge of the Bible, you know that the Lord is (our) shepherd (Psalm 23:1) There’s also the fact that Jesus said in John 10:11 he is the Good Shepherd, laying down his life for the sheep. Over and over Jesus metaphorically says he is our shepherd, but have you
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Susan Grant February 6, 2025

Seeing and Understanding

1989) As I grew up in the church, there were many times I contemplated my faith. I felt the way the rich man in Jesus’ parable did. I thought seeing signs and wonders like the people of Jesus’ day would make believing and trusting in God easier. (Check out the parable in Luke 16:19-31.)  
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Susan Grant February 5, 2025

Following

1988) The word, follow, brings to mind many things. “Stop following me!” I said as a child to my younger sister. Follow the leader. Follow me on social media. These are just a few examples that urge me to dig a little deeper.   When I think of following, (often in the negative sense) the
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Susan Grant February 4, 2025

It’s History

1987) Isn’t it amazing how the human mind works? We are capable of remembering the past, solving problems, talking about specific subjects and dreaming of the future.   All these things and more are in a mental filing cabinet and assuming age or illness hasn’t impaired this, we can pull up a file of memory
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Susan Grant February 3, 2025

Don’t Mix Up the 2nd with the 1st

1986) When Jesus walked the earth, many expected Messiah to be a judge and liberator for the Jews, politically. They thought Jesus would beat down all their enemies and finally make life “right” against such a long history of animosity and suffering. But Jesus did not come to do these things; he wanted to make
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Susan Grant February 2, 2025

Is “Judge” a Bad Word?

1985) When you hear the word, judge, what is your first reaction? For me, it means someone who is waiting in the wings, ready to pounce on me the minute I do something wrong. Is this an accurate description of God as our judge? Many people believe it is.   Ecclesiastes 12:14 tells us God
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Susan Grant February 1, 2025

Help! I Need Somebody

1984) One of my young scholars came to me recently and asked if she could see me during her recess time. I told her, of course.   When she came, a friend came with her. As they sat down side-by-side, the first girl said the friend came with her for support and she went on
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Susan Grant January 31, 2025

A Short Word

1983) If you’re like me, you have the unfortunate habit of looking back on your day and seeing what you screwed up rather than what you did that was productive. We can also do these same things when we reflect on what we saw others do and say.   The problem is our conclusions don’t
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