Aimee Byrd

Stephen J. Nichols, Getting the Blues (Brazos Press, 2008) “My daddy was a guitar pickin’ man.” This is the first line of a country song that my mom wrote about…

While Carl Trueman was off galavanting around, Todd Pruitt and I recorded a bully pulpit for a Mortification of Spin podcast. I don’t know how I get myself into these…

Here’s a tweet that was brought to my attention this weekend: “Maybe I’m naive, but I don’t give a lot of worry to gatekeepers. Books often get where they need…

Here’s a tweet that was brought to my attention this weekend: “Maybe I’m naive, but I don’t give a lot of worry to gatekeepers. Books often get where they need…

I dug this article up that I wrote almost two years ago because I was about to write another just like it: Grocery shopping takes a lot of discernment these…

Here’s a tweet that was brought to my attention this weekend: “Maybe I’m naive, but I don’t give a lot of worry to gatekeepers. Books often get where they need…

Yesterday, I listened to an enlightening podcast from The White Horse Inn titled “God in the Gallery.”  Their guest, Daniel Siedell, is an art historian, professor, critic, and curator, and…

Are we undermining the witness of the church if we participate in Halloween activities? Carl, Todd, and I discuss costumes, Ouija Boards, contextualization, Christian liberty, wisdom issues, and which rock stars…

I recently heard of yet another field experiment demonstrating how easily a stranger at the park can lure an unsuspecting child. Even though parents felt confident in their discussions about…

I recently heard of yet another field experiment demonstrating how easily a stranger at the park can lure an unsuspecting child. Even though parents felt confident in their discussions about…