Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
It occurred to me as I am going through these verses, that the method we are using has a similarity to lectio divina, which is a monastic study tool that goes through scriptures three times with meditation. We read it, go through it again looking for information, and then we write or draw what we… Read More
In modern days we have all kinds of legal documents, badges, uniforms, and “perks” to prove who we are, what we own, and what kind of authority we wield. The seal authenticated that the message was the real deal. During the times of our study, things were written on sheets of papyrus or parchment. Sheets… Read More
It’s always fun to hear from those of you who are participating the study. I haven’t successfully found a way for you to include graphics in the comment area–still exploring, but don’t hold your breath. 🙂 Christine from New South Wales is enjoying studying Ephesians, and she took the time to email her responses to… Read More
Here’s what I know for sure: I am chosen by God, I am a child of the King, I am redeemed by His blood, I have an inheritance as a child of God, and the Holy Spirit lives in me. What an exciting and freeing message of the Gospel, and it’s available to everyone. 7-10… Read More
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
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.
Kathleen S Evenhouse 