What Heartbreak Taught Me About True Love
If I truly loved this brother, then I would not have fear in my heart that he may never return my love or affections. Instead, I’d hope for his well-being.
If I truly loved this brother, then I would not have fear in my heart that he may never return my love or affections. Instead, I’d hope for his well-being.
by Elizabeth Wann I almost didn’t marry my husband. I sat in my cubicle with showering tears and a shiny engagement ring on my finger. That morning on my way to work we had our first fight. My old fears of marriage crept in: loss of control, vulnerabil …
by Carrie Gordon Earll The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that same-sex marriage is the law of the land. And the ruling is likely igniting pockets of discussion and debate in your world. Friends, family members and co-workers are divided on the topic of …
Check out what the Boundless team and contributors plan to read this summer or what they recommend you read. Then let us know what’s on your summer reading list. Lisa Anderson, host of The Boundless Show “I’m going to read Kon-Tiki: Across the Pacific …
by Dorothy Camak Rory Gilmore, a character in the TV show “Gilmore Girls,” taught me that it is vital to always carry a book with you. You never know when you may find yourself in a situation or place where you need to pass the time while you wait. So, …
It was generally understood and expected that a couple have children once they married. But today, it’s another story.
At only 43 years of age, Dr. Russell Moore is extraordinarily accomplished. The native Mississippian is an author, pastor, ethicist, theologian, TV commentator, husband, father of five boys, and president of the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious …
It’s easy enough to repeat, but so much harder to believe that He is withholding “no good thing” from me. Here’s how I learned to depend on His promises.
End of content
No more pages to load
