Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
Paul laid out profound theological truths in the first part of this letter, not to correct any wrongdoing, but to encourage the readers to mature in the faith. Today’s verses are a great catalyst for my faith-life every time I read or remember them, because they bring my focus to who God is, help me… Read More
One of the ways I love to praise God at night as I am preparing to sleep is to open my Bible to the Psalms, pick a tune I know (old hyms. secular tunes, any melody works), and sing a Psalm. Sometimes I get to the end of a paragraph with one more line in… Read More
You probably already use a variety of versions as your study the Bible. I’ve found that looking at different versions can help me to see and hear things I haven’t noticed before. For that reason, I will include different versions throughout this study. The first four versions I go to are: (NIV) New International Version… Read More
Like Jennifer Dukes Lee, I have God sightings every day. That doesn’t mean everything is wonderful all the time, that means I have peace because I know who is in charge. Thanks to artists and wordsmiths for sharing with us in coloring books. I love gel pens!
I wrote this in 2015, and I believe I can hear a reaction to of all the hoopla preceeding a presidential election year. But I could have written this at any time in the last 30 years, when belief in God has been so publicly belittled as milksop for the weaklings who can’t handle life… Read More
As I looked through the collection of poetry that I have written over the years, I find that my poems generally fit in two categories: faith or working-through-it.” Sometimes, they fit both categories. When things require some deep excavating or when a new discovery thrills me, poetry is what seems to flow out of my… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 