Kathy Yoder
Sioux City Journal
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YODER: Spiritual influence
“Remember the former things, those of long ago, I am God, and there is none like me” (Isaiah 46:10). → Read More
YODER: You don't tackle life's hurdles alone
In Isaiah: 43, God is speaking to the people of Israel who are in captivity, but he’s also speaking to us today. → Read More
YODER: A light shines in the darkness
Sometimes we don’t realize just how dark it is outside until we see a light break through the darkness. → Read More
YODER: The Psalm Tree grows toward heaven
She was an ordinary girl with skinned knees, stubborn hair, and dreams so big one lifetime couldn’t hold them. → Read More
YODER: Author's experiences teaches the value of forgiveness
“Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God.” → Read More
YODER: Changing world makes it hard to see Jesus
“Now there were certain Greeks among those who came to worship at the feast. They came to Philip, who was from Bethsaida of Galilee, and asked him, saying, ‘“Sir, we → Read More
YODER: I'm thankful for every day
“Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever” (1 Chronicles 16:34). → Read More
YODER: Scarier than the Walking Dead
Many people love scary movies. They even laugh with delight as they recount the scariest scenes. → Read More
YODER: Doors closing, doors opening
The sound of a door shutting is unforgettable. Whether you’ve heard it slam shut in your face and it’s nearly knocked you over or you’ve heard the tiniest breath-whisper of → Read More
YODER: Jesus: The door to salvation, the door to life
The sound of a door shutting is unforgettable. Whether you’ve heard it slam shut in your face and it’s nearly knocked you over or you’ve heard the tiniest breath-whisper of → Read More
YODER: Never forget the lessons of 9/11
"Never forget" has become the rallying cry for Patriots Day. A day every year on September 11 when we, as a nation, stop and pause from our busy lives and → Read More
YODER: Crickets remind me of the need for persistence
Living out in the country, I’ve learned a little bit more about wildlife. Male pheasants like to strut around on old gravel roads. It’s as if they’re all dressed up → Read More
YODER: Time seems forever for the young
My son Ethan celebrates his golden birthday this week. Thirty-one on the 31st. Where has the time gone? → Read More
YODER: The storm approaches
He looked up at the sky and saw the angry dark clouds. They were churning as a big wind came out of nowhere. It almost knocked him to the ground. → Read More
YODER: A few buckeyes to put in my pocket
Today’s my birthday. → Read More
YODER: Reflections on mourning
It’s hard to know what to say about the shootings last weekend. I just shake my head and feel very, very sad. → Read More
YODER: The most important preparation in life
I’ve prepared for many things in my life. I prepared for college by buying books. I prepared for marriage by planning a wedding. I prepared for my child’s arrival by → Read More
YODER: A dream about a bridge
The God of the Bible is still the God of today. He changes not. “I the LORD do not change” (Malachi 3:6a). God still speaks to us in dreams as → Read More
YODER: Thinking about Don
My brother-in-law, Don, was a great guy. He was smart and very competitive. He loved games. Every game I ever played with him I lost. → Read More
YODER: Painting for now and then
I was on vacation last week. I did something that I’ve never done before. I painted a house. Not just any house. My husband Mel’s two-story farmhouse. Not the entire → Read More