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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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Susan Grant January 30, 2025

The Value of Testing

1982) Through my almost four decades of teaching, some of my young scholars have attempted to cheat on tests. I say some because I’m sure I didn’t catch every time this happened.   My students are sometimes anxious when testing time comes. They fear the results of the test, confirming to some they are falling
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Susan Grant January 29, 2025

The Nature of Sheep

1981) As I scroll my social media newsfeeds, I see many cartoons about the nature of dogs. The cartoons I read are funny because the artist has tapped into the behavior of these four-legged creatures.   At my house, my little bundle of red energy will always go to the same spot where I spilled
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Susan Grant January 28, 2025

Strategies

1980) There are some things in life that are so over-whelming the human mind and heart cannot deal with. I don’t need to make a list of such things as I know all of us have been there (or will be eventually).   When we see others in this space, our reactions aren’t always helpful.
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Susan Grant January 27, 2025

Give What You Don’t Have?

1979) I read an excellent article about human behavior that  stuck with me. It was about difficult relationships between parents and their adult kids. The psychologist described a woman who was “stuck” emotionally because her father didn’t give her what she needed psychologically in her growing-up years. I can’t remember the example the doctor pointed
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Susan Grant January 26, 2025

Choices

1978) There are many things about teaching I’ve learned through the years. One is I’ve learned the value of spelling out choices to my young scholars, so the “ball” is in their court.   An example of this is, you can choose to do the work now, like I’ve asked you or you can do
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Susan Grant January 25, 2025

Resume

1977) It may have been a while since any of you have written a resume. As an author, I have to do this regularly to go on books, articles, interviews, etc. A resume is supposed to represent your experience, gifts and track record. When I hire people to work for me, (editors, illustrators, promoters, designers
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