Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
I’m a fan of who-done-its, whether they are in book form, movies, or tv series (especially BBC versions). As we read God’s words spoken to us, we can imagine we are master detectives following the clues in order to get the whole picture. For example, as we examine Abram’s words, actions, and deeds, we note… Read More
God chooses Imperfect People: Abram and Sarai Character sketches illustrate the personality, flaws, motives, relationships, and ultimate journey of the people in a story. In order to really know them, we need to learn about their history: family, society, lifestyle, circumstances, and more. To write the stories of people who seem real to us, authors… Read More
When your read stories or books, do you find characters whom you identify with? Do you ever wonder why a particular character draws you in so tightly? Do you do this with Bible characters? One of the genres in which I write is historical fiction of Biblical characters. I work hard to make the stories… Read More
What do you call a sea creature who likes to ring door bells?The Knock Less monster. Photo by Paul Johnston on Unsplash Silent tennis is just like normal tennis, but without the racket. Photo by Hermes Rivera on Unsplash 6:30 is the best time on the clock, hands down. Photo by Malvestida Magazine on Unsplash
This was the theme at my father’s funeral in 1993. The song “Welcome Home” was written by my brother Dave on the night my father died. Three of my brothers sang it at the funeral.
I am praying that God will lead me to the next Bible study He wants me to share on this blog. I don’t know yet what it will be, but I’m listening. As you read this, you might have an idea pop into your head. Share it with me. Sometimes, that is how He speaks… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 