Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
Just say NO Animals follow their instincts—they can’t say no. But if you’re human, you have the ability to choose either “yes” or “no.” That ability gives you access to freedom. Distractions, blind alleys, seductive invitations, over-extending purchases, revenge…no matter what is on your list of enticements, you have the God-given ability to just say… Read More
Every day when I get up, I pick out my clothes to wear that day. Myu choice depends on the day’s activities, and I try to dress for the occasion. I may have to change my clothes multiple times in one day. But, I choose more than my clothes. The picture below is a visual… Read More
We take His name, but stay the same; satisfied with self in our worldly wisdom.We forget to let the old die, just winterize it to stay comfortable in the world as we know it. But hanging on to the old stops rebirth of the new.In baptism we drown the old so the new can flourish,… Read More
Why do I bother with silly, groan-worthy, nothing blogs on Fridays that focus on things that induce laughter–at least they make me laugh. Because I don’t want to live without it–life needs more than just endurance. I want to look for things that bring a smile, a chuckle, and outright laughter. And it’s always more… Read More
But if serving the Lord seems undesirable to you, then choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve, whether the gods your ancestors served beyond the Euphrates, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose land you are living. But as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.” Joshua 24:15, NIV You choose. Indecision is… Read More
Did you know that our minds help us to get our thought lives under control. Our brains operate under the control of our minds, so we can re-design our own brains. We aren’t victims of biology as we used to believe. Our brains are the physical house or structure of our minds. We use them… Read More
Were Boaz, Ruth, Moses, David, or Rahab wiser, stronger, more honorable, or more deserving of God’s favor than you or I? No. They were just as unlikely to become heroes of faith as anyone else. We’re all born in sin and live in a broken world. The Bible teaches us that we are responsible and accountable for our… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 