Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
Last week family members and I spent time in the mountains. It is the place where I feel God’s presence most fully. Citing my picture sources: Doing something creative is my favorite! And I love visuals–not only do they help me learn, but they take me places in my mind. I also use them to… Read More
Our mother lived 99½ years on this earth and is now enjoying the timelessness of eternity with God in heaven. I praise God for His design of this woman and thank Him for her presence in our lives. Born the sixth child of immigrant farmers, Mom grew with her roots firmly planted in block NW… Read More
I was sleeping at my daughter’s house, and in the middle of the night I heard footsteps. The clicking nails of dog paws traveled from the front door, through the hall, and into her bedroom. They paused a moment, then made another circle from the front to the back door. I knew it was Alan,… Read More
I love this picture of my two mother, by birth and by marriage. Both have filled me with love and delight
We do not know if Job’s wife Sitis returned to the faith or if she died cursing God. However, as I began thinking and studying this story through her eyes, I wanted to continue to do so to the end of the book. That is the reason Sitis is still telling the story here, while… Read More
When Christ is in the center of the frame of my life, I have hope. This hope sees what He has done for me in the past, rests in the knowledge that He is with me now no matter what the circumstances, and an assurance that I will be with Him for eternity.
People may tell you that you aren’t supposed to grieve, that your sadness reveals a lack of faith. “Jesus carried your grief, so you don’t have to carry it any more.” What does the Bible have to say about grief? Rejoice with those who rejoice; mourn with those who mourn. Romans 12:15, NLT When Jesus… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 