Q: What did the spider’s say when she broke her new web.A: Darn it! Q: Why couldn’t the butterfly come to the dance?A: Because it was a moth ball. Q: When is a baseball player like a spider?A: When he catches a fly.
Live Life Laughing: Bugs
Bible Doodle: Psalm 107:31
Sometimes the way a I talk and act toward the people I love isn’t very loving. My love is imperfect. God’s love is so big, full, and never-failing that I can’t begin to understand it. He loves, not because I’m so deserving, but because GOD = LOVE. Coloring with colored pencils or gel pens is… Read More
You Try So Hard, But…
You’ve blown it again. You’ve blown it again. You’re trying, but with your imperfect raw materials, you can’t live the way you want to live, the way God’s righteousness demands that you live. You have proved once again that it is impossible for you to measure up to God’s standard of perfection. You’re not alone;… Read More
Live Life Laughing: Size
Q: What do you get if you enlarge a centipede to 100x its normal size?A: A dollarpede. I spy with my little eye nothing because I only have two normal-sized eyes The fattest knight at King Arthur’s round table was Sir Cumference. He acquired his size from too much pi.
Bible Doodle: Beautiful
Being loved and loving–that’s beauty. Coloring with colored pencils or gel pens is one of the ways I like to relax. Most of these pictures come from Waterbrook coloring books and are the works of a variety of artists. I thank them for blessing me with their work.
But, what about all this?
We are proof of imperfection and sin. God designed perfect people to walk with Him in a perfect world. Sin entered the world because of our choice. And look around you at the world, look at me? We are proof of imperfection and sin. Yet Jesus taught us to pray for God’s Kingdom to be… Read More
Bible Doodle: Peace
Coloring with colored pencils or gel pens is one of the ways I like to relax. Most of these pictures come from Waterbrook coloring books and are the works of a variety of artists. I thank them for blessing me with their work.
Kathleen S Evenhouse 