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Susan Grant July 11, 2022

Spiritual Garbage – Part 4 – Brawling

1066) I’m sure that marriage must have been an eye-opener for my husband, having not grown up with sisters. Times when I would just burst into tears for no apparent reason were a total mystery to him. There have been many other things that have left him just as perplexed. For example, I have tried
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Susan Grant July 10, 2022

Spiritual Garbage – Part 3 – Anger

1065) I’ve written about anger before, but it is a subject that is good to examine many times because there’s not a person who hasn’t had the “experience” that anger brings. Looking at the Greek and Latin origins of this word, the meaning used in Ephesians 4:31 describes an emotion that is driven onward; it
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Susan Grant July 9, 2022

Spiritual Garbage – Part 2 – Rage

1064) My husband and I like to watch bull riding from time to time. It makes an impression on me because I can see how ticked off those bulls are and I wouldn’t dare go near them. When I taught high school, I had some students that asked me to come watch them ride them,
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Susan Grant July 8, 2022

Spiritual Garbage: Part 1 – Bitterness

1063) There are some people that just are not pleasant to be around. I suppose we are all like this from time to time, but bitter people are especially obnoxious. Some bitter people that I have encountered are individuals who feel that life, people, or circumstances have wronged them. Out of the well of their
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Susan Grant July 7, 2022

That’s Rotten

1062) One of my least favorite jobs around the house is cleaning out the refrigerator. I hate it because I’ll reach for containers on the backs of each shelf that have been there a while, and the food they hold will be moldy. Taking them out and disposing of the rotten food is disgusting to
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Susan Grant July 6, 2022

The Lie About Anger

1061) We live in an angry world. You don’t even have to attempt to look; it’s everywhere. Angry drivers, angry consumers, angry parents, angry bosses, and angry children. It’s so prevalent that many hold it as a superpower, bullying their way through life. Interestingly, anger is just another emotion on the list of other human
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Susan Grant July 5, 2022

Only One

1060) There are very few things in this life that belong in the category of only one. Most things have over one way to get places, things and friends. This is good because we all are different and more than one way of doing things is better. Because most things have more than one way
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Susan Grant July 4, 2022

Are You Mature? Part 5 – Harmony

1059) I had tennis elbow for a long year. I couldn’t pick up anything heavy with my dominant arm and it was amazing to me how much I use my arm for everyday tasks. My doctor finally tried a new treatment. This involved injecting my elbow with saline solution to irritate the area more so
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Susan Grant July 3, 2022

Are You Mature? Part 4 – Bearing with Others (Tolerance)

1058) Today’s minute is dealing with a tricky concept and that is, bearing with others, as used in Ephesians 4:2-3. The Greek word for this phrase is anechó and is summarized in the two-word term, showing tolerance. Yup! A tricky subject, indeed. The subject of tolerance these days comes up frequently and, as most words
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Susan Grant July 2, 2022

Are You Mature? Part 3 – Patience

1057) I hate patience. Wow! Did I express this in print? Yes, I did. Patience is something I don’t “do” very well and the older I get, the less patient I become. I have considered why I am inpatient. I could look back over my childhood or young-adulthood and psychoanalyze this behavior, but I think
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