Amy Simpson

Contributor

Amy Simpson is an inner strength coach, a popular speaker, and author of Troubled Minds and Anxious. She is a passionate leader and communicator, and a Co-Active personal and professional coach who loves to encourage Christ’s church and its people to discern and fulfill their calling in this life.

She is a regular contributor for Her.meneutics and has published articles with Christianity Today, Leadership Journal, Today’s Christian Woman, Christian Singles, Group magazine, Children’s Ministry magazine, Q Ideas, ChurchLeaders.com, Relevant, Prism magazine, and other publications. She has worked for Tyndale House Publishers, Group Publishing, Gospel Light, Standard Publishing, LifeWay, Focus on the Family, Zondervan, and Christianity Today. Amy is a member of Ink: A Creative Collective.

Amy and her husband, Trevor, have two kids and live in the western suburbs of Chicago.

Blessed Are the Unsatisfied

We often assume that loneliness and dissatisfaction are symptoms of spiritual failure. But what if they’re signs of healthy faith?

Is Filling That ‘God-Shaped Hole’ God’s Plan for Our Lives?

Maybe we’re not supposed to be satisfied.

Called to Ministry? Start Here.

Five steps to become a healthy minister

How to Be a Spiritual Mother

We all have a responsibility to guide younger leaders.

Why Google and BuzzFeed Need the Church

When big corporations make big moral decisions, where is the church’s voice?

Living with Bipolar Disorder

Christian women talk about their challenges.

3 Truths Married People Should Know About Love

Hollywood has it all wrong.

If We Can’t ‘Fear Not,’ Let’s Fear Better

How to show love in a time of terror.

What the Ebola Panic Reminds Us About Worry

Even faced with deadly disease, we can choose to live like God’s in control.

How Love Leads Us to Worry

When we love someone or something, we assume they’re ours to worry about.