Ashley Grace Emmert

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Ashley Grace Emmert

Ashley Grace Emmert is a writer, editor, TCW regular contributor, and an ENFP who lives in the suburbs of Chicago with her sweet Southern husband and their scrappy little dog named George Washington. She drinks too much coffee, makes jokes at inappropriate times, and is often confused by people who say they love running. Find her at ashleygraceemmert.blogspot.com or on Twitter at @ashgemmert.

Ashley Grace Emmert's Newest Articles

I'll Never Be Sweet, Meek, and Mild
Coming to terms with myself

Ashley Grace Emmert
Banning “Bossy” in Church
From small and powerless to called and confident

Ashley Grace Emmert
Redemption at Gunpoint
The Ashley Smith hostage crisis—ten years later

Interview by Ashley Grace Emmert
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Should Christians Do Yoga?
3 views on the fitness trend

Laurette Willis, Brooke Boon, and Jeannie Iseman
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13 Ways to Boost the Passion in Your Bedroom
How to build a great sex life in your marriage

Compiled by Ashley Grace Emmert
Finding Your Calling (Even When You Hate Your Job)
Katherine Leary Alsdorf, co-author with Tim Keller of "Every Good Endeavor," on work and calling

Interview by Ashley Grace Emmert
Hey Millennials, Stop Complaining
Donald Miller shares the secret to building a great life

Ashley Grace Emmert
TCW Talks to
TCW Talks to ... Lisa Chan
A conversation about her marriage to pastor Francis Chan and their urban ministry in San Francisco

Interview by Ashley Moore
This Mother's Day, Make a List of Things You Resent about Your Mother
Oh, and then throw it away.

Ashley Moore
What We're Reading
Book review: 'Seven'
One woman's journey to find God's desire for her life and stewardship

Ashley Moore
Communism Really Was that Bad
Yes, their faith grew under Soviet Russia. But from this family’s perspective, “religious freedom” has its problems too.

Interview by Ashley Grace Emmert
Three Questions for . . . Amena Brown
Thoughts on what it means to be a woman made in God's image.

Ashley Moore
Holding Out for the Real Thing
I thought community was like Splenda—a great concept, but not too authentic.

Ashley Moore