Housewife Theologian

The Gospel Interrupting the Ordinary

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Written By: Aimee Byrd

Bride of Christ, wife of Matt, mother of three.

Hey all you invisible people!  My name is Aimee Byrd and this blog is about the gospel interrupting the ordinary.  Join me in learning more about God and examining whether our knowledge of Him is congruent with our thinking and everyday living.  And please forgive all of my virgin efforts in blogging!  If computers were really smart, they would let me draw a picture of how I want everything formated and translate it for me.  But, dare to look past all my awkward attempts at building a blog, and read my stuff–you might like it!

Also, you might like to know my theological beliefs.  I am a member of Pilgrim Presbyterian Church (PCA), and therefore reformed in my theology. I was raised in a Southern Baptist church and am very thankful to have grown up with a strong teaching on the inerrancy of God’s Word.  For that reason, I found the reformed confessions of faith to be more in line with the Bible’s teachings.  With that being said, I very much enjoy all of my brothers and sisters in the faith and hope everyone can benefit from my reflections on how the gospel interrupts the ordinary.

You can email me at mail@housewifetheologian.com

7 Comments

  1. Matt says:

    Wow, I’ve been looking for a real person sharing real good stuff!

  2. Brenda Jung says:

    Aimee, I am happy to bump into another “freshman blogger” in cyberspace! I want to ask you, as a mother of three myself, HOW DO YOU MAKE TIME TO WRITE?? If you visit my blog, you’ll immediately see that I have not posted since Christmas! :( I’m encouraged by your appreciation for theology and books (and COFFEE, my drug of choice too!)–especially as a busy mom. Keep writing.

    • Aimee Byrd says:

      Thank you, Brenda. To answer your question, I don’t know if it keeps me sane or drives me crazy?! But, I don’t have a schedule, I just work it in when I can. I’ll stop over and check out your blog, thanks!

  3. Brenda Jung says:

    Aimee, do you have a “love/hate” relationship with writing, too? The desire to write is a blessing and a curse, isn’t it? :)

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  5. Anonymous says:

    I so love and appreciate your blog. Can you set up a Facebook page people can follow that posts your entries?

    • Aimee Byrd says:

      Thank you, I guess I should do that. I promote it on my personal page, but I guess I’ve felt weird making a HWT Facebook page and asking people to join. I have issues with the “like” button, but I know I just need to get over it. If I take your advice I will let my readers know…but you can subscribe to receive email notifications for each new post. In general, I try to post on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays.

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