
Faith at the foundation. Curiosity about everything else. Real thinking out loud on Scripture, life, culture, and even some of the fringe stuff. emilyvermillion.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 143 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityEducationSelf-Improvement | |||

Last week the U.S. paid its first trillion-dollar interest bill. France burned. Alberta voted on leaving Canada. I don’t think those are three stories.
I’ve been chewing on this for days. A deficit, a riot, and a referendum look unrelated, but I thi... more
“Be gentle with yourself.” I heard it at exactly the right moment and used it to get out of something I needed to do. Two days later, the thing was still there.
I had to admit the phrase I was leaning on might be keeping a lot of us stuck, me includ... more
For a long time, I edited myself before I ever opened my mouth. Not lying. Edited. The true thing would rise up in me about God, about right and wrong, about my kids, and somewhere between my heart and my mouth it got sanded down until nobody could b... more
I almost didn’t record this one. I sat down to plan it and thought, I don’t have anything new to say. Everything I want to tell you, God already said, and He said it better.
But I did find something.
The smartest people in the room are telling us c... more
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I recently came across Emily’s show, “The Thought Vault,” and love her voice. Not only her encouraging and gracious tone, but also her boldness in faith as a voice to call out courageously for women to rise up and stand in truth with Christ…so peacefully powerful. Thank you, Emily. I pray that you continue to follow Jesus and that the women who need to hear your show will be prompted to.
I love listening to Emily! Her words are so thoughtful and I feel that she is speaking Gods truth. She does such a great job of inspiring and motivating to think about your own life and how to use Christ to better ourselves.
I’m really loving this podcast because it is making me think about familiar things in the Bible in different ways. Emily shares hard truths in ways that are encouraging and motivate me to change.
I have really enjoyed listening to the podcast. The episode on Biblical literacy was definitely a favorite.
So powerful Emily and Adam! Restoring our marriages is vital. Thank you both for sharing your journey and being real. Looking at your spouse through God’s eyes and not our own will truly make a difference. Great lessons shared thank you so much!
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Focused on empowering Christian listeners, the content emphasizes personal growth, faith, and practical life strategies rooted in Christian teachings. Major themes include parenting, marriage, spiritual development, and mental health, with insights tailored for women navigating these challenges. The host shares personal experiences alongside scriptural wisdom, encouraging listeners to embrace their faith and align their lives with God's purpose. Unique to this series is its blend of actionable advice and community support mechanisms, aimed at fostering genuine connections among Christian women, particularly those balancing multiple roles.
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