Joshua Rogers

So as much as it hurts, I’m learning to appreciate the moments when I’m in desperate need and the only way I’m going to get a miracle is if God provides.

A year ago, we began the “Five Questions” series at Boundless, in which we interview Christian influencers and ask probing questions about their work, their opinions and their faith. We’ve interviewed bestselling authors, an Olympic gold medalist, a na …

When I first started dating my wife, we were eating dinner one night and she asked a question that I didn’t think was very controversial: “What do you want to do with the rest of your life?” In my response, I mentioned that I wanted to return to my hom …

There are mistakes I see women repeatedly make around men that undermine their attractiveness. Here are six that stand out.

Tim Challies (pronounced CHALL-eez) did not start blogging back in 2002 because he wanted to become one of the most popular Christian bloggers in the world. He was just doing it to share pictures of his kids with family members. But then photo sharing …

When Karen Swallow Prior was a child, church wasn’t a place that she associated with belonging, even though she was immersed in Christian culture. Books, on the other hand, were her refuge, a place where she came alive, an escape from the boredom of se …

The last 25 years have been monumental for the evangelical subculture — it was a time in which we saw the explosive growth of megachurches, the prominence of the True Love Waits campaign, and the end of dc Talk. If you were raised as an evangelical dur …

A couple of weeks ago, I had a dream that Martha Krienke and I were in Colorado Springs. In a very serious tone, she said, “Listen, we need to go on a walk and have a talk.” Unfortunately, though, I couldn’t understand what Martha was trying to tell me …