Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
Sometimes, when the world seems dark, we can only see the dark clouds, hear the screaming wind, and feel the pelting rain. Until God opens our eyes to see a ray of His light right there with us. He’s not hiding; He’s been here all along.
Are you looking for a family devotion book that fits a wide range of ages and promotes discussion. Here’s a sample from Light Reflections. In 2013, I started working under this theory: Studying the science of LIGHT in this world leads us to the ONE WHO CREATED it. And ended up with this formula: Science +… Read More
Life is vapor, unmanageable,unpredictable, andterminal. 1 We are stuck in meaningless toil,with an unknowable fate, andhuman hopelessness. 3 We are governed by desires ofour mutinous flesh, leadingto hostility and death. 7 Under the powers of this dark world, 8we are open to the devil’s schemes, 9with only the world’s weapons. 10 Is that all there… Read More
We are supposed to be noticed because we are different from the world–we stand out because we reflect God’s light in the things we say and do. 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.… Read More
Coloring with colored pencils or gel pens is one of the ways I like to relax. Most of these pictures come from Waterbrook coloring books and are the works of a variety of artists. I thank them for blessing me with their work.
Reminiscing: Does anybody darn socks any more? I remember learning from my grandmother to put a small glass inside a sock to frame the hole in order to weave a patch. Riddles of the Day (see answers below) I’m there once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years. Who… Read More
Yesterday was dreary and grim. Clouds obscured the beautiful view, and rain dripped from the sky. It was cold and dank. And then, suddenly, the sun would shine it rays through a break in the clouds, and everything would change. The rain didn’t matter, the drops on the tree branches sparkled like jewels, and people… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 