The Southern Baptist Convention has ruled that women are abolished from pulpits and the pastorate. I can't! I just can't! Join Rev. Dr. Aimee Copley Mulder as she sounds off on this as a preacher mom and a scholar of scripture! Quit using 1 Timothy 2:12 as a bludgeon to keep woman in a lane created by men!

How is your "prayer life"? Is there some legalistic box you've put your prayer inside that you "should" pray a certain way. We can live as we pray and pray as we live with infinite creative options to encounter God. Join Aimee in this discussion as we sit at Jesus' feet and walk through the open door to encounter God.

Aimee Copley Mulder is over it. There is a stupid umbrella out there describing a Christian household steeped in patriarchy. Are husbands supposed to be in a hiersrchy over wives? No! I can't. I just can't. Listen to Aimee reflect on the power of Ephesians 5 and the beautiful mandate in scripture to submit to each other out of reverance for Christ.

Do you the pressure to be positive no matter what circumstance you're facing? The pressure to put on a happy face could be endangering the joy of your soul. How do we live out a life of faith without being fake? Join Aimee Copley Mulder to discuss practical ways to take every thought captive without being fake.

Look at Me! Sometimes we just want the credit and attention. Let's reflect on the instructions of Jesus on how we can help people and not tell our left hand what the right hand is doing! Matthew 6:1-4 has tons to teach us about being God's secret agent of goodness.

Having it all together is highly overrated. It also can take you down spiritually! Join Aimee Copley Mulder as she celebrates to beauty of not having it all together. In our weakness, we get to experience God's all sufficient grace!

Your thoughts, words and actions are determined by the condition of your heart. How can you open your heart to the power of the Holy Spirit and not let anger fester into hatred? Join Rev. Dr. Aimee Copley Mulder in this discussion of living a life that attempts to see every person as someone created in the image of God.

Aimee Copley Mulder continues her reflections on Why she STILL loves the church! Join us to talk about the beautiful messiness of caring for each other and the hope that transformation is possible. The Church is a messy and beautiful thing!