What the early church can teach us about living together, and loving, as Jesus intended.
That was a famous quote from Dr. John G. Mitchell, the founder of the Bible college I attended. Although he first began asking that question in the 1950s, it seems it applies even more to the Christians of today. In “Why Johnny Can’t Read the Bible,” C …
It was late at night in a dodgy neighborhood of Athens, Greece. I argued with a cab driver who clearly wanted to be rid of his irksome passenger and call it a night. I’d arrived at the Athens train station after midnight after a long ferry and t …
When I was Boundless editor about eight years ago, my favorite compliment we got came from a secular, liberal-leaning site. They praised us for running thoughtful articles for a young audience instead of making embarrassing efforts to sound young, as m …
Here’s an interesting Q&A from Out of Ur that’s a good follow-up to my post yesterday about spiritual growth. It’s an interview with Dallas Willard, professor of philosophy at the University of Southern California, on how we assess the spiritual fo …
I thought this blog post by Boundless writer Jonathan Dodson was helpful. It’s a top five list of things that make it difficult to see spiritual growth in our lives. Visit Resurgence for more context but here is a condensed version of “5 Reasons You Ma …
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