Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
Ten years ago, I retired early to write books with this dream, this goal: Write books in which God is clearly present. True historical stories that use fiction to tie them together, within the culture and historical time periods that they took place. Stories that would not be filed in the Religious Book sections, but… Read More
While God never changes, our praise habits appear in countless styles, as many as can be found in our traditions, situations, and individual practices. But whatever praise looks like, it has one ting in common–encouraging others to join in. Think about it. What is your initial resonse to coming into contact with something or someone… Read More
Holy, Holy, Holy. Why do we say it three times? The number 3 conveys the meaning of completeness, though to a lesser degree than 7. It appears 467 times in God’s word. It derives its symbolism from the fact that it is the first of four spiritually perfect numerals (3, 7, 10, and 12). God… Read More
Did you watch this video last week? I wanted to give you a chance to review it again—there’s so much here. “God is holy.” That means that God is: morally perfect, the powerful and creative force behind the whole universe, totally and utterly unique, extremely dangerous, and utterly good. I’m not holy. You’re not holy.… Read More
I don’t know if this is true across the world, but in the U.S. we are so conscious of “equality,” that our language is adapting. I’ve been wondering: Which came first: our lack of respect for others or the way we use words? How does one feed or reflect the other? Kids call adults by… Read More
Sometimes, I go to church, sit in the middle of so many people, and feel like the songs and the words are just for me. But as I talk to others after the service, I find that they felt that they were just for them. I love how the Holy Spirit does that. He speaks… Read More
I have hinted about a health issue I am facing: I have multiple myeloma, a cancer that can attack organs and bones. The good news, while my blood shows evidence of this cancer, it has not progressed to a the stage of doing damage at this time. So, health experts call this stage “smoldering myeloma.”… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 