by Steve Watters on 06/30/2008
How's your June going? For those readers in the Northern Hemisphere, have you been able to enjoy some summertime relaxation? Or have recent news headlines robbed you of peace? Read more.
by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 06/30/2008
Thank you to everyone who commented on my post about VBS and shared their experiences. I had a wonderful, tiring, exhilarating, messy, blessed week. I've compiled a list of the top seven things I've learned from VBS. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 06/27/2008
How much weight should be put on figuring out the whole "division of housework" thing before marriage? And can it really make for a better relationship? Read more.
by Candice Watters on 06/27/2008
Think homosexuals who say they want to be able to marry are sincere? Think they feel cheated by their perceived "second class status"? Think they'll rush to the justices of the peace in every community where renegade courts say they may? Read more.
by Steve Watters on 06/25/2008
As a conservative, it's hard not to notice that my views are not "the flavor of the day" these days; the conservative stock is down and the liberal stock is flying high. Read more.
by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 06/24/2008
This week I'm working at my church's Vacation Bible Camp with sixth graders. I have had most of these kids in my Sunday school class this past year, which makes my interaction with them this week even more rewarding. Read more.
by Heather Koerner on 06/24/2008
According to figures in a recent New York Magazine article, I do an average of 38 hours a week of housework and my husband does about 12 (the figures for a stay-at-home mom and a sole-earner husband). Read more.
by Thomas Jeffries on 06/24/2008
It's a classic tale: Girl moves to big city. Girl blogs in her spare time about life in big city. Girl blogs with nearly reckless abandon. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 06/20/2008
Teens have True Love Waits, Purity Rings, and parents to encourage abstinence until marriage. But what about 20- and 30-something singles trying to remain pure? Read more.
by Ted Slater on 06/20/2008
Over the course of the semester, my dad saw photos of gruesome car accidents, bloody shooting victims, gray bloated drowning victims, victims of suicide, and so on. Initially the images were nauseatingly shocking. Read more.
by Heather Koerner on 06/19/2008
As I drove past the bank today, I read the sign: "We Finance Fun!" But, a new report states, financing our fun is getting America into a whole lot of trouble. Read more.
by Tom Neven on 06/19/2008
The Shack has become a publishing phenomenon, a bestseller by a first-time author that has rocketed up the sales charts with rumors of an impending movie, not bad for a book that was self-published by the author, William P. Young, and is being sold out of a garage. Read more.
by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 06/18/2008
In today's Boundless article, Nathan Zacharias talks about a topic I can relate to: failure. Or more precisely, what is a proper response to it? Read more.
by Steve Watters on 06/18/2008
Sex before marriage might lead to an STD. But what if it doesn't? Tithing can open the door to greater wealth, but what if it doesn't? Believing in God can make you happier and more peaceful, but what if it doesn't? Read more.
by Thomas Jeffries on 06/18/2008
Two weeks ago it was the Red Wings over the Penguins for the Stanley Cup. Last night it was the Celtics over the Lakers for the NBA Championship. And in both cases, Boundless readers had plenty to say -- some of them quite passionately -- about their favored teams. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 06/17/2008
There's a new movement afoot that gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "friends with benefits." It's so friends can have the same rights and privileges as spouses. Read more.
by Tom Neven on 06/16/2008
Suzanne's recent blog, "For Heaven's Sake, Don't Follow Your Heart," prompted me to rethink a lesson I learned many years ago when learning to fly. Read more.
by Ted Slater on 06/15/2008
I've been in California attending the annual Resolved conference since Friday, taking notes and photos and enjoying the fellowship. I'm looking forward to sharing my experiences with you when I get a chance. In the meantime, if any of you are here, it'd be cool to meet up. Read more.
by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 06/14/2008
I've been thinking the past few days how much I depend upon my feelings. I may think I'm being logical, but I often make decisions based on how I feel. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 06/13/2008
Over the last decade or so, there's been a renewed focus in Evangelical churches on "finding your spiritual gifts." Which means there's also been a renewed focus on awareness of things that are not your spiritual gifts. Read more.
by Heather Koerner on 06/13/2008
One daughter of a feminist leader grows up only to find that everything she was taught about motherhood was wrong. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 06/12/2008
We begin tomorrow's podcast with a heartwarming chat about Father's Day. This post is anything but heartwarming. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 06/11/2008
I've often theorized that the reason my eyelids get heavy after only 15 minutes of reading is because my brain was trained on television, not books. Read more.
by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 06/11/2008
Billed as the last chance to "snatch them from the flames," youvebeenleftbehind.com sends e-mails to your unbelieving friends and family after the rapture.
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by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 06/10/2008
I love attending church. But I'm a girl. According to David Murrow, it's a completely different story for the average guy. Read more.
by Steve Watters on 06/10/2008
Getting married is one of the most important transitions in a man's or woman's life. It's not surprising that some people get cold feet in their approach. Read more.
by Tom Neven on 06/10/2008
It was 1972. President Richard Nixon had made the first overtures toward communist China. With the thaw in diplomatic relations came multiple visits from Chinese delegations decked out in Mao jackets, all wanting to learn as much as possible about their erstwhile enemy here in the United States. Read more.
by Heather Koerner on 06/09/2008
I was basking in the sun on a Florida beach thinking, "It just doesn't get any better than this." Then I realized that I was wrong. Read more.
by Steve Watters on 06/06/2008
Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens and other atheists are currently selling lots of books claiming that religious fervor is a tremendous force for ill in our culture and that much good would come from eliminating it. Read more.
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