city – Susan Norris

Do you have a tool I can borrow?

Do you have a tool chest? Is it full or are you continually adding new tools to it? My husband bought a Craftsman tool chest because he had outgrown his smaller toolbox and needed a place to store all of his tools together. We all have tools we use in life. Some of us have tools like a paint brush, a guitar pick, a computer or even a chef's knife. What kind of tools do you use in your line of work? Last night I hosted a new Bible study in my home. We are using the book The Circle Maker by Mark [...]

By Susan Norris|2015-05-27T08:32:56-04:00May 27th, 2015|Christ Follower, Human Sex Trafficking, Women, Young Adult|2 Comments

Are you shining?

Do you ever go outside and look at the stars at night? Living in a large city with lots of street lights, buildings lit up and even billboards make it hard to truly appreciate the stars sometimes. I enjoy being in the mountains or at the beach, where there's no competition for the majesty of the stars. I'm not really into astrology or the science behind stars, I just love the beauty of a star-filled night. When I was in Africa on a mission trip I was convinced God had placed thousands upon thousands more stars in the sky after [...]

By Susan Norris|2013-10-25T09:27:13-04:00October 25th, 2013|Christ Follower, Women, Young Adult|0 Comments

How Do You Kill 11 Million People?

The entrance to Auschwitz, taken by Sam Norris Have you read How Do You Kill 11 Million People? by Andy Andrews? It is a fabulous little book you could read in about an hour. Andrews addresses the Holocaust, the lessons we should learn from it, and the danger of repeating history is we're not careful. Andrews never states if he is Democrat or Republican, nor does he speak out about specific decisions our nation's leadership has made. He simply wants to get the reader thinking and asking the right questions. The book intrigued me, because I see similarities between [...]

By Susan Norris|2013-08-06T09:25:07-04:00August 6th, 2013|Book Review, Christ Follower, Human Sex Trafficking, Women, Young Adult|0 Comments