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What role does faith play in your life? Is it something you hold on to in your heart for only those things you can't quite explain? Or have you experienced the faith that opens a door into another world?

Early in the Gospel of Matthew, we read, "the kingdom of heaven is near." Matthew records over 30 comments about this invisible kingdom that came to us through Christ. In the midst of our tangible world of observable stuff, faith opens our eyes to this new reality. In the book of Hebrews, we read that faith "is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see."

Hebrews goes on to say, "without faith it is impossible to please God, because anyone who comes to him must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who earnestly seek him."

At Boundless, we see faith as much more than a convenient catch-all for the quirks of life that lack an immediate explanation. Instead, we encourage readers to experience the reward of earnestly seeking "the God who is there" (as Francis Schaffer put it). That means taking the reality of God's existence into every corner of our lives. It means trusting in a good and sovereign God despite our circumstances and bringing Him glory by believing when we do not see.

How does faith affect your life? Do you think and live differently because of the certainty of things you cannot see?


The Failure of Theophilus by J. Budziszewski
Do you ever think of what you should've said when it was too late? So does Theo.

A Skeptical View of Christianity by J. Budziszewski
It may be more biblical than you realize.

A War of Words by J. Budziszewski
Why true tolerance is a lot different than you might think.

Accused! by J. Budziszewski
"But I'm not intolerant," you insist. Is it possible to move beyond the labels to true debate? Dr. Theophilus says "yes" and shows you how.

Why Should I Believe My Belief? by J. Budziszewski
Sometimes theology can be kid stuff.

Springtime and Signs: Lent and Holy Week by Roberto Rivera y Carlo
You know Easter, but you may not know just how richly meaningful the days leading up to Easter can be.

Pain by J. Budziszewski
With headlines so full of senseless tragedy, how can you reconcile the goodness of God with the pain and suffering of this world?

Feeble Christian by David Barshinger
A self-described spiritual invalid finds himself confronted with his nature, and the nature of God, during a short stay in Mexico.



Sane Faith, Part 3 by David Powlison
The whole world is knotted up and dangling loose. But you are still your biggest problem.
 

Sane Faith, Part 2 by David Powlison
The problem with much of contemporary counseling is that it denies the reality of evil, and consequently the relevance of the Savior.
 

Sane Faith, Part 1 by David Powlison
In this first article of a three-part series, the editor of The Journal of Biblical Counseling introduces a Scriptural approach to therapy and counseling.
 

Fight Club by Jonathan Dodson
Satan is set against us. He wants to devour us by provoking our flesh, by tempting us to sin. But we can fight back.
 

Seeing God by David Barshinger
How can we possibly be holy enough to see the living God?
 

The Freak Out Club by Stephen Altrogge
If it doesn't really matter what they think of you, the possibilities are endless.
 

Craving Egypt by Brenna Simonds
When things get rough and disorienting, the predictability of the past starts looking pretty good.
 

Cutting by Rachel Zoller
Of all the self-destructive behaviors I had, cutting was always the hardest to explain. How do I reconcile having inflicted destruction upon my body even while serving the Lord?
 

It's My Fault by David Barshinger
When we call sin what it really is, we can embrace truth, and life can spring again.
 

Already Not Yet by Suzanne Hadley
There are moments when I feel like two different people.
 

Eat Bitter by Carolyn McCulley
When situations seem unfair or even disastrous, we can only swallow the injustice and bitterness if we focus on the unflinching promise that our times are in His hands.
 

The Gift of Freedom by Brenna Kate Simonds
It is for freedom that Christ has set us free.