“Evening news is where they begin with ‘Good evening,’ and then they proceed to tell you why it isn’t.” A few years ago, I heard this witty one-liner on SNL, and it’s stuck with me ever since. Though intended to be darkly comedic, this statement sadly …
Oh man, the last two weeks have been a whirlwind of activity. First I published my blog on being overweight in the church here at Boundless. Within 24 hours it had over 30 comments and 1,000 shares. After that, the Washington Post published an extended …
When I was in middle school, my dream was to get a scholarship to play basketball for Pat Summitt at the University of Tennessee. She was intense, successful, and beloved by all of her players. It made national news on June 28 when Pat passed away at a …
When the news first broke about the Orlando shooting, I watched the TV in disbelief. I headed to church, and we prayed for those who were involved even though details were still sketchy at that point. As the next few days unfolded and more details emer …
By nature I have always been a planner. As a child, I would create priority lists of tasks I had to accomplish and would strategically leave them in places I couldn’t miss around my house. Today, I arm myself with Kate Spade Planners and apps like Wund …
What are we missing when we judge a book, or a person, by its cover? Maybe some things require a second (or third) look?
I’m tired of hearing “You’ve got such a pretty face” and “I know you want to be married someday. Do you think losing weight would help?”
The ability to allow encouragement to flow freely from your heart to your mouth is one we should pray for and cultivate in our lives.
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