Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
The Lord is my shepherd, I shall lack nothing… Psalm 23 words→pictures→doodle→for some of us: art If you’re looking for a new way to spend time in the scriptures listening for what God has to say to you today, you might try doodling. Or find a picture that represents the verse to you—a visual reminder… Read More
Though the mountains be shaken and the hills be removed, yet my unfailing love for you will not be shaken nor my covenant of peace be removed,” says the Lord, who has compassion on you. Isaiah 54:10 (NIV) words→pictures→doodle→for some of us: art If you’re looking for a new way to spend time in the scriptures listening for what God… Read More
Psalm 32:8 Mary Esther Elam, of Starkville, Mississippi, bought a journaling Bible in August 2014 when her son, Cole, was in the hospital with stage 4 liver cancer. This is one of her journals. words→pictures→doodle→for some of us: art If you’re looking for a new way to spend time in the scriptures listening for what God… Read More
Excuses: I don’t have my act together. I keep making mistakes. I’m not spiritual enough. We have the Word and the Spirit. It’s “both and,” not “either or.” That’s why we don’t have to depend on our imperfect selves in our day-to-day living or sink under the storms that are wreaking havoc. We’re imperfect, but… Read More
Do you read the geneaologies in the Bible or skim through them quickly? I must confess that my usual mode is a quick glance for names I recognize, but there is something that draws the eye in Matthew’s lineage of Jesus—FIVE WOMEN ARE LISTED! I want to know why. Don’t you? words→pictures→doodle→for some of us:… Read More
Scenes from this story in Ruth 1 have been painted over and over for centuries. There is so much truth and love woven into this one short chapter. To emphasize this weaving, I added texture to these painting by Matthews and Lastman so they resemble tapestries, because these stories add texture to our lives as… Read More
Genesis 31 tells the story of Jacob’s sneaking away from his Uncle Laban’s land—taking with him the family, flocks, servants, and great wealth that he had accumulated. Laban gathers his fighting men and goes after them. The angel of God is visits Jacob and Laban, and instead of a battle, they declare peace and boundaries.… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 