Aimee Byrd

Reading Tim Keller’s Prodigal God provoked me to think more deeply about my own rebellion.  It’s also got me thinking more about the way I parent.  We don’t want our children…

Bringing the Gospel Home, Randy Newman (Crossway, 2011) This is an interesting topic for a book—Witnessing to Family Members, Close Friends, and Others Who Know You Well.  Who couldn’t use…

I recently read a good article about motherhood on the Desiring God Blog.  Yet one sentence stuck out that bothered me: Motherhood is a wonderful opportunity to live the gospel. …

Sexual Detox, Tim Challies (Cruciform Press, 2010) Cruciform Press is a new, small publisher that does things a little differently.  In light of the technological changes that are affecting the publishing…

I have been blogging now for a few short months.  Before this, I spent many lonely hours writing a book.  Both make me feel a little silly.  I’ll tell you…

Christians Get Depressed Too, David Murray (Reformation Heritage Books,2010) I have enjoyed listening to David Murray on his podcast with Tim Challies, The Connected Kingdom.  While I don’t follow regularly,…

So I was having one of those rare moments where I’m all alone driving.  That’s right: cool, thirty-something mom cruisen’ the highway in her minivan with the windows down—in search of a…

The Gospel Commission, Michael Horton (Baker Books, 2011) When Jesus pronounced what we call the Great Commission: All authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth. Go…

Have you heard this one: It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice?  It sounds like a good adage.  I always find myself training my children…

Almost Christian: What the Faith of our Teenagers is telling the American Church, by Kenda Creasy Dean (Oxford University Press, 2010) We are so concerned with facilitating a cool atmosphere for…