Joshua Rogers is the author of the book Confessions of a Happily Married Man. In addition to writing for Boundless, he has also written for ChristianityToday.com, FOXNews.com, Washington Post, Thriving Family, and Inside Journal. His personal blog is www.joshuarogers.com. You can follow him @MrJoshuaRogers or on his Facebook page.
Movie producer David Cronenberg gave an interview one time where he talked about the messed-up world of Hollywood and explained why so many celebrities are out-of-touch with reality. He said, If you’re always being observed, and your presence changes e …
When film student Brian Ivie opened the Los Angeles Times on June 19, 2011, he had no idea that his life was about to change. Brian Ivie and Joshua Rogers Brian read an article titled “South Korean pastor tends an unwanted flock,” which told the story …
Michelle Singletary is one of the most successful Christian columnists in the United States, and she uses her ever-growing platform to encourage readers to make financially sound decisions. Michelle makes regular appearances on network TV morning shows …
Last Thursday morning, my 3-year-old daughter got out of bed, met me at the stairs, looked me in the eyes, and very seriously said, “Daddy, I have a husband.” “Oh really? What is his name?” “Ramón,” she said, pronouncing the name “Wah-mone.” “Can I mee …
A lot of people talk about what it means for churches to be culturally and racially diverse, but Trillia Newbell practices it every week. She grew up in the South and attends a predominately white, Southern Baptist church. In her book United: Captured …
It was my first year of law school, and I was single. I wanted to be married, but it didn’t matter. I was spending 12 hours a day in class or in the library, so there wasn’t any real chance of my getting to know anyone. One night I was sitting alone in …
Philip Yancey is one of the best-selling evangelical Christian authors in recent history, selling over 15 million books worldwide. He answers 5 questions.
Sammy Rhodes is a husband, dad, writer, and college pastor with Reformed University Fellowship at the University of South Carolina. Yet somehow, in the midst of doing all of that, he became a Twitter rockstar. It all happened because of Sammy’s uncanny …
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