Natural Law What goes up must come down. “That’s old school,” I say with a frown. “I’m enlightened, so I’m not frightened by your so-called truths.” I can defy, deny, justify, but in the end I must comply. IT IS whether I believe it or not. “Right and Wrong, Heaven and Hell, Angels… Read More
Being a Perfectionist Limits You
Two authors who have really spoken to me through their books are Michael Hyatt and Shauna Niequist, so when I read Michael’s blog this morning recommending Shauna’s new book Present Over Perfection, I wanted to share. https://michaelhyatt.com/leaders-avoid-traps.html As a former volleyball coach and now assisting my husband in that field, I have watched many high school… Read More
Gotta get me a fat-jiggling machine
Do you grab onto the latest and greatest idea you hear on television, see on the internet, or hear as it makes its way through the friend chain? Or do you view things with skepticism until you think it through, do a little research, and mull over cause and effect? We tend to be a… Read More
step into the unknown
What do you need to propel you forward? Amy Poehler’s quote caught my eye. I like what it says and agree with her premise, but somehow it doesn’t feel complete. I want to believe that Amy is describing my extrovert self. I talk to everyone, put all my cards on the table, and am not… Read More
God’s Warning to America
https://www.facebook.com/Nigeriacamera/videos/965938676782270/ This video of Rabbi Jonathan Cahn bolding calling our nation back to faith is truly a voice calling in the wilderness: In those days John the Baptist came to the Judean wilderness and began preaching. His message was, “Repent of your sins and turn to God, for the Kingdom of Heaven is near.” The prophet Isaiah… Read More
Choose in
Are you living through hard times? Do you feel alone, with your prayers unanswered? I invite you to read this post by someone who is going through the same kind of experience: Tome Vander Well. http://tomvanderwell.wordpress.com/2014/11/24/the-crossroad-of-gods-silence/
up and down
Life is good–today. Tomorrow, we may be devastated. Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 