by Emily Conrad | Sep 5, 2019 | Emily Conrad, encouragement, God's love, Roots in Unlikely Places
by Emily Conrad I’ve heard the morbid take on bouquets that there’s no point in enjoying cut flowers because they’re all dead as soon as they are clipped from the plant. Though I didn’t need much encouragement to enjoy cut flowers anyway, I picked one little...
by [email protected] | Feb 14, 2019 | a valentine for the sickies, Emily Conrad, God's love, Valentine's Day, When you want to move the world but can't
by Emily ConradSomeone out there needs to know that Jesus loves her, so I’ll write it here:Jesus loves you.I’m writing this note on the assumption that you need this Valentine.But, really, it’s me, too. So, I’ll write it again, this time for myself:Jesus loves...
by [email protected] | Apr 19, 2018 | blessing, Emily Conrad, God's love, Love isn't scarce around here
by Emily Conrad Jealousy slithered into the room as soon as I saw the post on Facebook where someone celebrated a milestone I’d love to experience.Immediately, truth I’ve heard or read before about scarcity came back to mind.Do we live as though blessings are...
by [email protected] | Feb 8, 2018 | 31 and Falling, A Valentine's Day Short Story, Christian fiction, God's love, Indivisible, short story
by Emily Conrad Did you know I offer some free short stories on my website? Valentine’s Day is coming up, and that’s reminded me of “31 and Falling,” the short story I published last February in conjunction with a series on God’s...
by [email protected] | Feb 6, 2018 | Emily Conrad, fantastically human divinely loved, forgiveness in Jesus, God's love, restoration, spilled milk, unconditional love
by Emily ConradMilk was spilling all over the place last week, and I don’t just mean literally, though there was some of that, too.First, a member of my household thought to save a bowl of cereal for later by putting it in the fridge without a cover. When I got...
by [email protected] | Feb 1, 2018 | God Only Gives, God's love, Pearl Allard, Tsunami of God's Love
by Pearl AllardI swept crumbs from under the dinner table deep in thought. Three separate sources of words – a book, a phone conversation, and a question – collided, and I puzzled through the fragmented thoughts.Maybe Christ doesn’t want codependence so much as He...
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