Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
I’m waiting for my husband to come out of surgery for a new knee—about two hours here, then another 2-3 hours in recovery, physical therapy, more waiting, and then hopefully we get to go home. I get him into our apartment, and get someone to stay with him while I go pick up prescriptions. Did… Read More
To be honest with you, I chose to study Ephesians because it is short, I had already doodled half of it, and a sermon on Ephesians 1 intrigued me. I am embarrassed to tell you that I didn’t spend a long time in prayer about it. In spite of that, God is already using this… Read More
“Hi, how are you?”“I’m just fine, thank you.”“Don’t put on that act for me. How do you really feel?” Sometimes it helps to ACT out the attitude that you want–or need–to make it real, to make it a FACT. Are you dreading your most un-favorite cleaning chore?Look in the mirror that is covered with smudges… Read More
What’s stopping you? Are you waiting until you are perfect? Maybe you’re wanting to get all your ducks in a row before proceeding. Maybe you’re not confident enough to put yourself on the line? We all have excuses. As women, we spend so much time doubting our qualifications, labeling ourselves as “pretty good” or “not… Read More
Do you feel like your brain is slowing down as you get older? If you’re like me, you may experience peaks and valleys in brain performance. This infographic may help us understand the process of aging and the brain. Image via: How Your Brain Ages Infographic
Hello, fellow explorers of the wonders of our brains. Last week I presented a way to renew your minds: 4 steps, 15 minutes, every day for a month. Have you decided to try it yet? When I share this plan, I find that people are sometimes confused in two areas: Do NOT wait for a negative thought… Read More
At a recent talk at Influence, a multi-generational woman’s group at Liberty Evangelical Free Church in Pella, Iowa, we explored the idea of renewing our minds. Is it possible? The Bible says it is. So does science. It start with choosing what we are going to think about. Yes, you can choose your thoughts. And… Read More
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