Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
My mother used to tell me that one of my first words was, “Myself.” I wanted to be a “big girl” and keep up with my older siblings. Sometimes, I find myself saying the same thing to God. Maybe not out loud, but by not listening deeply and responding with obedience.
I receive daily emails from http://www.israelbiblecenter.com. I love to read about the Jewish culture and the “hidden meanings” that I find—as a Westerner—when I get to look at the Scriptures through different eyes. I love reading about the Hebrew words, and how they can be translated, and where they are used in the Bible. This… Read More
“Healthy things grow, and growing things change, and changing things change things.“~ Christine Caine, author, Twitter, July 25, 2019 So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live your lives in him, rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness. (Colossians 2:6-7, NIV) GOD LOVES… Read More
If I ask God for a sign,Does it reveal doubt or faith?Does it unmask weakness or prompt obedience?Is this dream, this “knowing,” this word, from you, Lord?Lord, give me a sign. (Judges 7)Gideon asked for a sign, many times,and God responded to his need.Once God placed a sign in the enemy camp,and only through obedience… Read More
If I know math, but don’t use that knowledge in my financial accounts, I’m going to find myself in a heap of trouble. For instance, I know I have $200 in my account, but instead of keeping my spending under that amount I choose to purchase a $300 item that I really want, I’m going… Read More
Although I wrote this in December of 1995, I am still asking myself the same questions. My answers are not always the same, but the questions are. We will soon celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior. What questions do you ask yourself? If an angel appeared to me, Not a roly-poly Cupid, … Read More
Sometimes your path is clearly delineated. You know what you have to do. You know where you have to go. But that doesn’t mean it’s easy. It’s a hard climb. There’s no stopping in the middle–you’re committed. There may be people ahead and behind you–no way out. There’s lots to see, and it’s hard to… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 