Here’s an interesting Q&A from Out of Ur that’s a good follow-up to my post yesterday about spiritual growth. It’s an interview with Dallas Willard, professor of philosophy at the University of Southern California, on how we assess the spiritual fo …
Quick question: Who was the bad boy in your youth group? Or, presently, who’s the bad boy in your singles group? I don’t know about you, but the name popped immediately to my mind — and I thought about that guy as I read a recent Girls Gone Wise post b …
I thought this blog post by Boundless writer Jonathan Dodson was helpful. It’s a top five list of things that make it difficult to see spiritual growth in our lives. Visit Resurgence for more context but here is a condensed version of “5 Reasons You Ma …
The other day I was at Starbucks and a barista with whom I am Facebook friends asked me if I attended a certain church in town. Puzzled, I answered no. “Well, ” she said, “I noticed the pastor is our mutual friend.” Hmm. Here’s the problem: A) I …
…people besides her family? Here’s why the question’s on my mind. A couple days ago I had the pleasure of attending a retirement luncheon for my mother, who’s been a secretary (officially, “office support specialist,” but she has no use for the title …
Yesterday, Thomas Jeffries considered whether or not Boundless is biased against guys because it challenges them to take the lead in relationships, pay for dates and be less visually oriented in their assessment of women. You gave some interesting feed …
When we say that all religions are the same, we’re trivializing them.
OK, I’ve mangled the line by Professor Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady, but a recent news story put that quote in mind — but with a twist. Scientists writing for the Journal of Neuroscience discovered that giving men a dose of the hormone oxytocin gave …
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