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Hello, I’m Marie.

I’m wholeheartedly devoted to learning how to love and live like it matters and I’m passionate about encouraging others to do the same. This is where we can learn together.

 

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Look for my review this week and enter the giveaway of Recovering From Biblical Manhood & Womanhood by Aimee Byrd. In the meantime, listen to the informative interview with the author on the Worthy podcast with Elyse Fitzpatrick and Eric Schumacher (link in bio). • • Comment here to enter the giveaway. Let me know what you know about discipleship or what you’ve learned about men and women from the church. • • Consider what Eric Schumacher (pastor and author at TGC) says about Aimee. She is writing out of a spirit of meekness and humility. She is speaking with appropriate emotion and a controlled speech. She is doing the diligent, responsible, patient work of fostering a biblical understanding of what it means to be a man or a woman. She is calmly identifying problems, asking precise questions, and making thoughtful applications. She is doing responsible and informed exegetical and theological work. She is writing to bring clarity, health, and unity to the church. • I agree with Eric.

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