Clear Vision by Nita Kuehn
I was so surprised! I was driving down the street and realized that I could read the street signs from a distance. I could even see clearly three blocks down…
Trauma – An Unfinished Story by Nita Kuehn
All of us have experienced traumas in our life. Many of them have had a lasting impact; they have become filters through which we see life – and often, we…
Seasons Change by Nita Kuehn
Sometimes I want to yell out, “But I’m not ready! I love the season I am in!” At other times I can’t wait for the season to end. So what…
His Part/Our Part by Nita Kuehn
I was reading in Matthew (a wonderful book filled with Jesus’ parables and miracles) when I recognized something for the first time at the end of chapter 17. It has…
CAUTION! by Nita Kuehn
Moms and dads, I am not kidding! A precious friend often refers to certain times in her life as “Mama Bear moments." I am sure you can relate, and I…
Angry With God? By Nita Kuehn
Perhaps we could use the words hurt, disappointed, or offended, instead. Basically, they all boil down to the same issue: God has not met our expectations; He has not done…
WooHoo! By Nita Kuehn
Galatians 6:7-9 tells us that we reap what we sow, and to not get weary in well doing. Well, yesterday our harvest came in! For decades we loaded up our…
Fruitful to the End by Nita Kuehn
After moving from Houston to Lubbock, John and I discovered the joy of fresh off the tree apricots. An orchard, not far from our new home, invited people to come…
Resuscitation by Nita Kuehn
Resuscitation is the process of correcting physiological disorders such as lack of breathing or heartbeat. I think most of us are familiar with this method of literally saving someone’s life. …
Kintsukeroi by Nita Kuehn (keen-tsoo-koo-roy)
Recently, I was exposed to this form of Japanese art through a teaching by Mike Hutchings and was totally fascinated. You see, the Japanese artists take that which was broken…
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