Who is Aubry?
First, I follow Jesus. If you must have labels, I generally fall into the evangelical, Southern Baptist world – but I often write about how I like to push out the edges of those labels.
For instance, I totally believe that speaking in tongues is still legitimate. I don’t want prayer back in schools. I’m a closet liturgical who loves fixed-hour prayer and observes Lent and Advent and other often-ignored holy days in the Christian year. So, rather than assigning labels and assuming beliefs, I’m a big proponent of just asking people what exactly is it that they believe, and why. Because I bet you break the bounds of your labels, too.
I spend my days wrangling my three kids: Breckon (3), Kian (2), and Eden (2 months). I’m from Arkansas, but I do wear shoes. I graduated from Ouachita (WASH-uh-tah) Baptist University with degrees in Biology and Christian Studies. We’re currently preparing to go overseas in 2014.
I used to blog here, but I felt it was time for a change. You can still access all my posts from that site.
What can you expect to read here?
I love theology - I’m kind of a nerd - but it is important that it impacts our daily lives . How do we filter our cultural values, our church culture, our national values, our parenting, and ourselves through the truth of Scripture? What does it mean to be a Jesus-follower as a parent, a spouse, a friend, or as part of the Body of Christ? Can Jesus use things like potty-training to form us? I attempt to fill that gap between ivory-tower theological musings and deep-in-the-trenches, real life. God’s grace is abundant and everywhere, and I think we can find it together.
“God’s grace is abundant and everywhere”
One of the best lines I’ve ever read on a blog.
Tim
Aubry, I really appreciate your blog, so I’ve nominated it for the One Lovely Blog Award! If you are interested in the details, you can find them here:
http://adjacentengels.wordpress.com/2012/07/17/one-lovely-blog-award/
Wow, I’ve read your blog for almost 2 years now and just now realized that you were from Arkansas and attended OBU. I lived in Arkansas many years for college, attending at SAU in Magnolia but I made many trips your way after I was out of college. Some were to see my brother at “that other college” (across from OBU), some to see my friends in Hot Springs. I know you don’t still live there and are moving overseas, but how amazingly tiny the universe can seem sometimes!!!