Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
Remember the story of the blind men and the elephant? They were asked to describe him, and one, who had been touching its leg, said he was like a huge tree trunk. Another, by the tail, said he was like a rope. Another described the ears and another the trunk. They all described the elephant… Read More
“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” Genesis 1:2, NIV His fingerprints are everywhere and can be easily taken for granted. Stop, look, and listen to bring his presence out of the background and into your conscious mind. Image by Gordon Johnson from Pixabay “For since the creation of the world God’s… Read More
“He was in the world, and though the world was made through him, the world did not recognize him.” (John 1:10 NIV) A baby, hours old, turns her face toward her mother’s voice. She recognizes familiar sounds, soothing and secure from when she was being formed. A dog in the house hears the family’s car… Read More
We don’t need to be the same to be unified. We may be different colors, temperaments, genders, or ages. Our backgrounds and financial status may be on opposite ends of the spectrum, but Paul tells us we are all one harmonious family in Christ. Sometimes we all sing in unison, but in Christ we can… Read More
Hopefully last week’s video helped you remember all the themes that Paul included in his letter to the Romans. He revealed the Gospel message: Jesus offered His life so everyone can be justified. When the Israelites, past and present, rejected God, all others were who believe were and are grafted into His covenant family. Together,… Read More
We have two more chapters to go in Paul’s explanation of the gospel message that Paul wrote to the Christians in Rome. I felt the need to go over what we have read and studied in the few weeks. I appreciate the videos from bibleproject.com that help give us a clear outline so that we… Read More
Some day each one of us is going to sit before the judgement seat of God, so “tend to your own knitting,” as Eugene Peterson translates it in The Message. Are you more concerned with what kind or color of yarn your neighbor is using? Would you rather knot threads together into one unit with… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 