Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
I don’t keep a daily journal, but if I did, this story would be in it with top billing. It truly happened, but I added my running mental commentary.After all, it;s my journal. Early on the Saturday morning after Christmas, our footsteps and the scrape-thump of John’s walker echoed in empty hospital halls. As we… Read More
Pastor Kevin Korver often said, “What you think about God is most important thing about you.”Is He your homeboy, a good guy, a judge waiting to crash down a sentence, a list of rules you’ll never match up to, a crutch? If you’ve fighting life’s battles without Him, know that you don’t have to do… Read More
December, 2025, did not go as we planned. My husband got a bad infection in his toe that decided to travel for the holidays. Apparently, it really likes artificial knees, so it took up residence. As a result, both our lives were turned upside down. I “saw” all the things my husband regularly does in… Read More
We all have dreams. I remember watching “Singing in the Rain” with Gene Kelly when I was young and imagining myself as part of the cast. Observing Olympic skaters spinning, jumping, and leaping high to land securely with a flourish. Barrel racers and their ponies—two working as one toward a goal. And in my dreams… Read More
Noah spent 120 years in advent–that’s how long he spent waiting and “becoming”for the big natural disaster that God told him was coming. He had a few things to do to get ready–like build a boat that was as long as a football field plus half. He had to get buy-in from his wife and… Read More
Each of us is an evergreen tree, chosen, our trunks and branches wound with strands of light. Lights that sparkle and shine when plugged into the power source. Lights that brighten our branches, a glow reflected on those around us. The power source is infinite.The lights are a gift. A cord extends from the lights.… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 