Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
God created humankind with the ability to choose: good or evil, right or wrong, self or others, God or Mammon. We were designed to live in eternal loving fellowship with God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, sharing a love that is not coerced or mandated. What if we could choose a natural physical need… Read More
We head home tomorrow after a week of vacationing with some family members and seeing others in summer jobs or new adventures in life. Today, it’s just the two of us, in the surprising Sand Hills of northern Nebraska. So many little lakes in middle of green prairies grasses, and the sky dominates everything. Yesterday… Read More
An Old Testament Story of Faith, Judges 6-7 Who was Gideon? He was the man hiding in a winepress to thresh wheat when the Angel of God greeted him, “The Lord is with you, mighty warrior.” Taken aback, Gideon skipped right past the “mighty warrior” part and whined in the winepress, “If the Lord is with us, why has all… Read More
Who are you waiting for? What are you waiting for? Is there more to this life? Will you recognize it when it comes? Or are your circumstances so tough that you’re having second thoughts? Even John the Baptist got confused. Life hurts. All you feel, see, and taste is pain, PAIN, PAIN! As you’re living, as… 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
This is the story of a beauty who was to be married to a beast, but it’s not a fable or a Disney movie. It takes place during Bible times in Israel, when David—who would soon be king—was hiding out from King Saul who wanted to kill him. Abigail came from a devout family, so… Read More
Prayer is a conversationwith an awesome God whocreated me to walk in Eden garden,who lives inside me, makes me a templein which He resides, and nothing separates us. Our discourse oftenstarts with my wants and needs,my hopes and dreams or pain and anger,with cries of distress for myself or for others.Still, God responds to my… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 