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Articles by Emily Scatterday Holehan

Emily Scatterday Holehan is a student at Western Theological Seminary in Holland, Michigan who will graduate in May 2017 with a Masters in Divinity. She currently serves on staff at Hope College’s Campus Ministries with women’s discipleship and bible studies. Things Emily loves: her wonderful husband Brad, good coffee and craft beer, being outside; maps, reading and playing games with friends.

Happiness, Blessing, and Flourishing

  • Emily Scatterday Holehan
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3 years ago

Perhaps the psalmist is right: those who listen to God’s word, who know it, who follow it, they are flourishing.

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  • flourishing
  • God's Word
  • happiness
  • peace

Giving Thanks With Our Hands

  • Emily Scatterday Holehan
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3 years ago

What if the use of our hands is directly connected to our worship, our praise, our giving thanks to God?

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  • creation
  • hands
  • praise

Already-Not Yet

  • Emily Scatterday Holehan
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4 years ago

Reflecting on those moments, I think I experienced what some call the “already-not yet,” the wonderful truth and the hard heartache of the Easter season.

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  • death
  • resurrection
  • suffering

Forgotten Treasure

  • Emily Scatterday Holehan
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4 years ago

Sometimes God’s Word is like that: a hidden treasure that we accidentally stumble upon- by God’s grace and through the Spirit- like a famous painting stuck behind a door or the Book of the Law concealed in a closet somewhere in the house of the Lord or even a wise prophetess in a male-dominated biblical narrative. It can surprise us.

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  • Book of Law
  • grace
  • Word of God
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He Made Himself Nothing
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