Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
The church in Ephesus was ethnically diverse, as was the population of this city and was dominated by the Greek culture of the day. Paul preaches to Gentile and Jews using the same language of “redemption” that before this time was previously only applied to the Jews. The Greco-Roman world understood the concept of redemption… Read More
Laugh in the rain with someone else–just like Neil Sedaka. Silly songs was a part of Veggie Tales–one of my favorite parts, I might add. Like Larry, I love my lips stretched in laughter. Q: Did you know that no two people see colors the same way? A: That’s because it’s a pigment of your… Read More
There are so many things I don’t understand, and not for a lack of trying. Sometimes it’s time to stop trying to understand and just trust, accept that God is in charge. He’s my father, and I’m His beloved child.
I’m not stuck with only my meager resources. God graciously offers His strength when I walk in His will.
When things in our life our flowing smoothly, we quote this verse with a smile, but then life throws us a curve ball. That’s when we quote this verse in faith, through our tears, and know our real hope for a future. Thanks to the artists and publishers who provide us coloring books where we… Read More
Paul begins and ends these three verses with praise, did you notice that? Paul is evidently very excited about who God is and who we are to him, so enthusiastic that he can’t stop pointing out how amazing God is. We humans are made to praise, not just in our heads, but with our voices.… Read More
You probably already use a variety of versions as your study the Bible. I’ve found that looking at different versions can help me to see and hear things I haven’t noticed before. For that reason, I will include different versions throughout this study. The first four versions I go to are: (NIV) New International Version… Read More
