What the early church can teach us about living together, and loving, as Jesus intended.
My son and I disassembled the Millennium Falcon last night. The LEGO version, that is. The good ol’ Falcon set a new record in our house: staying fully assembled nearly nine months. All 1,254 pieces of it. The previous record-holder, Boba Fett’s Slave …
The comments in my most recent post, “Delaying Sex Until Marriage Improves Marriage,” reminded me of a common response to many of our more research-based posts here at Boundless. Many Boundless readers are quick to point out the significant difference …
Life looks different than I thought it would now that I’m 30, but God has taught me a lot in the process.
Sometimes lessons about our relationship in God pop up in unexpected places, at unexpected times. I had one of those recently with my 5-year-old son, Henry. It happened in the car on the way home from the mall. That evening, my wife had been at church, …
It’s been a tough week in many ways. I’ve failed to trust; I’ve seen others who are hurting, and I’ve been reminded of the brokenness that has taken hold in every area of human life. It reminded me of something I wrote awhile back, about a different to …
Most girls spend years dreaming of what this day will look like. I never spent much time dreaming about the color of the flowers or what shade of white my dress would be, but I spent a significant amount of time closing my eyes, trying my best to get a …
Hey, friends! So, after my trip to Israel earlier this summer, I decided I should head on down to Central America to visit Guatemala as well. I just got back from a two-week class at a seminary in Guatemala City. One of my professors at Denver Seminary …
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