by Lisa Anderson on 10/13/2011
A panel of 30-something brides share their stories, plus later-in-life pregnancy and a question about the benefits of marrying older. Read more.
by Greg Smalley on 10/12/2011
Instead of valuing our feelings as a great source of information, we stuff them, ignore them or judge them away. Read more.
by Nathan Zacharias on 10/04/2011
When I was young and had every dream before me, I had never envisioned that I would be capable of what I had just done. For no reason other than just boredom, I had done the unthinkable. Read more.
by Lisa Anderson on 09/22/2011
Thriving in the face of disease and disability, plus finding love after loss and a question about disclosing health concerns in a dating relationship. Read more.
by Glenn Stanton on 09/22/2011
If couples want to dramatically boost their likelihood of divorcing once married, few things so widely practiced will ensure that than cohabiting. This is just the opposite of what most believe. Read more.
by Megan Panarusky on 06/17/2011
Exercise may not seem so burdensome when we view it as a way to prepare ourselves physically to serve God instead of a way to make ourselves more attractive. Read more.
by Lisa Anderson on 05/12/2011
Thoughts on attracting the opposite sex, plus an interview with two-time Grammy nominee Mandisa and a question about low self-esteem. Read more.
by Dawn McBane on 03/17/2011
After a few very frustrating days dealing with doctors and health care providers, I was once again reminded of the importance of having good health care. Read more.
by Lisa Anderson on 09/30/2010
Favorite books, a lesson in suffering and boundaries in parent/adult child relationships are the focus of this week's podcast. Read more.
by Ted Slater on 07/22/2010
When the life of the mother is at stake, some couples are faced with the heartbreaking decision to save the mother's life at the expense of the child's. Read more.
by Candice Watters on 06/09/2010
When you're overweight, it's easy to think everyone's always looking down on you. But there is more to the story. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 05/19/2010
I opened my eyes at the break of dawn this morning and the first thought that ran through my head was that I should get up and hit the treadmill. I ended up rolling over and going back to sleep for another 45 minutes. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 05/12/2010
I get pretty sleepy around this time in the afternoon. Mostly I just suffer through it and do something akin to sleep-working for the rest of the day. Read more.
by Amanda Baker on 04/16/2010
We as young adults seem to think that we can conquer the world running on four hours of sleep or less ... until something as simple as the common cold pounces on our immune system. Read more.
by Ted Slater on 04/01/2010
Yesterday morning, I slipped our new videocamera into my jacket pocket and headed out the door with my wife and oldest daughter. We were going to the hospital to hear our 10-week-old baby's heartbeat for the first time, and I wanted to capture that exciting moment. Read more.
by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 09/28/2009
Once I started really trying to look my best and take care of myself, the confidence that came with that seemed to grab the attention of the guys around me. Read more.
by Ted Slater on 07/20/2009
Fewer than 3 percent of Americans are experiencing a health care crisis. Most aren't. So why not a measured solution to our health care challenges, rather than something as radical as socialized health care? Read more.
by Candice Watters on 06/29/2009
Steve and I celebrated our birthdays this weekend -- we were born one day apart -- and though we're a year older and just one away from the BIG one, we noticed again that we still feel young. Read more.
by Candice Watters on 06/22/2009
For someone who's too often lived to eat, rather than the other (healthy) way around, both food articles from last week have given me new motivation and commitment to eating (and moving) the way God meant us to. Read more.
by Ted Slater on 06/22/2009
When I get creeped out thinking of where meat comes from, I remind myself that eating it has been sanctioned by God Himself. Read more.
by Ted Slater on 05/01/2009
Can you imagine, say, a couple of hundred thousand of your neighbors having flu so severe that they need to go to the hospital? And can you imagine some 36,000 of them actually die from it? Read more.
by Motte Brown on 04/06/2009
Over the weekend I read where a California woman who caused a fatal car accident while text-messaging was sentenced to six years in prison. I shuttered. Read more.
by Ashley Ramsey on 03/06/2009
I think my allergies are flaring up. Or my sinuses. Or maybe I have a cold. I'm really not sure. Being able to tell the difference must be the true benchmark for adulthood. I'm not there yet. Read more.
by Heather Koerner on 03/03/2009
My first confession is that I saw the movie, Confessions of a Shopaholic. My second confession is that I liked it. Read more.
by Ashley Ramsey on 02/27/2009
Food blogs are rocking my frozen-dinner world. You should check them out; just make sure you come back to Boundless when you're done. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 02/26/2009
I dropped by McDonalds a few nights ago on the way home from work to pick up some burgers for the fam, "four hams and two quarters" the drive thru attendant confirmed. Read more.
Copyright 2010 Focus on the Family. All rights reserved. International copyright secured. The Line and Boundless Line are trademarks of Focus on the Family.
Recent Comments