Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
Do you have a to-do list for how you are supposed to live? Do you have a code or a list of rules that you have to keep? Do you feel enslaved by rules that are impossible to keep perfectly? If so, I invite you to enter a life of freedom. How? By accepting the… Read More
I didn’t start out to study the life of the Patriarchs, starting with Abram and Ruth. What I wanted to focus on were the women who were (unusually) listed in Jesus’ genealogy in Matthew 1. If you’re in a hurry today, you can skip to the last few paragraphs to see where we are going… Read More
The messages we hear from God’s words are not just for us alone. He has been speaking his love for generations to everyone who turn their face toward Him. He is all we need, and He is with us now and forever we will be with Him. I see God’s hand often in the flow… Read More
Early in my life, I thought that I had to pray for something particular—in other words, I had to come up with a plan to suggest to God so He could work things out in the way I thought was best. Of course, I considered what God would want as I made my plan and… Read More
It can be so hard to wait for God to act. We wait, and wait, and wait, wishing God would have provided us with a timeline and an outline of His plan. The temptation is to give God a little nudge, push the agenda forward on our own, or devise a way to force the… Read More
Abram looked at world-based facts, and he was confused, doubtful, and afraid. We noted yesterday that God’s first words to him were, “Do not be afraid.” Obviously, Abram was afraid and anxious in the long waiting time in which he had not children. Satan used the same technique he had applied in his conversation with… Read More
Notice the first thing God said to Abram, “Don’t be afraid.” Obviously, Abram still needed reassurance even after all the evidence that God had chosen him, that God was with him, and that God keeps His promises. (Don’t we all?) Abram was anxious about the future—how could God’s promises come true when he didn’t have… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 