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Clearing Cobwebs, Physical and Virtual

Clearing Cobwebs, Physical and Virtual

by emilyconrad@sbcglobal.net | Jul 10, 2023 | faith, healthy habits, Uncategorized

For my email subscribers: Surprise! It’s a blog post! It’s been a while, and I’ll explain what’s brought me back to the blog in this post. If you would rather not receive blog posts via email anymore but DO want to receive monthly newsletters...
We Don’t Think Less of the Trees

We Don’t Think Less of the Trees

by Emily Conrad | Oct 15, 2020 | changing of the seasons, Emily Conrad, faith, hope in times of change

by Emily Conrad We don’t think less of trees for losing their leaves every winter.This thought occurred to me as I walked a long, straight road, surrounded by fields of grass and trees.Earlier that August day, I had strained to write a blog post. I was...

Enduring a Lengthy Wait, Part 2: Faith and Truth

by Emily Conrad | Apr 18, 2019 | Emily Conrad, Enduring a Lengthy Wait, faith, Holding on to Hope in the Waiting, truth, truth versus lies, waiting with Jesus

by Emily Conrad Years ago, I learned a fact from a Stephen King novel that has proven itself true not only in the physical word, but also in my emotional and spiritual life.The fact is, the longer a rope or line is, the more likely it is to break under stress. This...

Notes on Faith and Fire from Sequoia National Park

by emilyconrad@sbcglobal.net | Aug 2, 2018 | faith, faith over fear, faith through trials, sequoia

by Emily Conrad Our necks stiffened as we craned to see the sequoia branches and crowns high above us, but as peaceful and beautiful as the sequoia groves were, the trees bore signs of suffering.The largest trees often had big, black triangles on their sides, scars...

Jesus, Our Comfort in Grief

by emilyconrad@sbcglobal.net | May 9, 2017 | coping after a death, Emily Conrad, faith, grief, Jesus our comfort in grief, the grieving process

by Emily Conrad I bore witness to grief this weekend.As I sigh out now, my breath summons tears. Not for my own loss, but for the trauma the unexpected death inflicted on those closest to the one who lifted his own hand against himself.I didn’t know him, and I am only...

Judas, Peter, Me, and Jesus, a belated Easter post

by emilyconrad@sbcglobal.net | Apr 18, 2017 | a belated Easter post, Emily Conrad, faith, Jesus saves, Judas Peter Me and Jesus, the wages of sin

by Emily Conrad As I write this, it is Easter weekend, and the magnolia tree in the yard is telling stories. Its white-petaled flowers opened this morning, Saturday, the day before we celebrate the resurrection of our Savior, as if to promise ancient believers that it...
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