Aimee Byrd

The word relevant is being used pretty selfishly these days when it comes to the church and its teachings. People have become so individualized with their “faith” that they either…

Blame It on the Brain?, Edward T. Welch (P&R, 1998) Even if you’ve never suffered with a mental illness, you probably know someone who has. Maybe you care for someone…

There have been several articles addressing the issue of modesty appearing on the Aquila Report recently. Matthew Tuininga advocates the danger of legalism, Rebecca VanDoodewaard  warns us of the deadliness of…

Blame It on the Brain?, Edward T. Welch (P&R, 1998) Studying the brain just fascinates me. There’s so little that we do know about it, and that knowledge reveals how…

Many people like to use their vacation mornings to catch up on sleep deprivation. I just love to use those hours for “me time.” While everyone else was quietly resting,…

It seems Tim Keller inspires me to reflect often. Sorry for mentioning him two re-runs in a row, but I’m happy he gets me thinking the way he does. Thanks…

Here’s one of my favorite articles from last summer for you to read while I’m busy burying my kids up to their heads in sand today. Women are living in…

In case you haven’t been on my blog this week, neither have I! I’m on vacation. This re-run is from back in October. I picked this one because it inspires…

Pete and Repeat were together on a boat. Pete fell off. Who was left? Okay, if you insist, here’s another repeat for you to read while I’m soaking up the…

Whoo-hoo, I’m on vacation! This week I will be posting some of my faves as re-runs. I wrote this post about fear last September.   Our family has a new…