Aimee Byrd

One October afternoon my aunt Sandra gave me a call at college. She excitedly claimed that she knew who my future husband was. With my curiosity aroused but my will…

I thought I would repost this Mother’s Day church sign blunder from last year. The last section on Adam and Eve is an excerpt from my book, Housewife Theologian, which…

Although I try to hold on to the delusion that I am still young, rapid technological changes serve as a perpetual reminder of my real age. I have found myself shaking…

I have a book review of Christ in the Chaos over at the Council for Biblical Manhood and Womanhood’s website today. Check it out: Christian mom. These two words sound…

This is the question that God asks Adam after he partook of the forbidden fruit. We are going through Genesis in my Bible study now, and we have come to…

He teaches fourth grade in the public school. And he’s good at it. He should probably just be a hero for that. But since he commutes 45 minutes across the…

I’m sure you’ve heard the reports that social media is making us more lonely. You can probably confirm this statistic in your own experience. In an article for the latest…

Have you ever learned or taught a spiritual truth, only to then be challenged by it and fail? Just this weekend, I was deeply moved as I was typing these…

Every now and then a Facebook post will get ya. Kristie Anyabwile posted this just yesterday (it may be a quote form Nancy DeMoss, as she was tagged in it):…

Our culture seems to have an obsession with mediated devices. I like to think that I’m still young until I remember my college days, driving around with a clunking car…