One of my favorite movies is The Karate Kid. Who can’t identify in some way with Daniel Larusso, uprooted from all that is familiar by his single mom and plopped down in a new environment where he is the outsider, the new kid who becomes automat …
A brief word about Ethiopia before continuing with our story. From my brief time there, I found the Ethiopian people kind, gracious and good willed. Despite the visible poverty — people/families living under blankets or shacks made of tin every …
Before we left for Ethiopia to adopt four children, the predominate question we were asked leading up to the trip was, “Are you ready?” This blog is about the question we’ve been getting on this side of our adoption, “How was it?” So here’s Part …
Many evangelicals today have unwittingly embraced songs about themselves at the expense of those focusing their gaze upon God.
The last couple of “Boundless Answers” columns have got me thinking. More accurately, they’ve got me remembering. For those of you who haven’t read them yet, Candice yesterday responded to a single woman who plans on asking her “future husband t …
Sometimes during a Christmas party conversation, when people find out you work for Focus on the Family or Boundless, you feel a little judged. Other times, the questions begin. Saturday night, it was the latter. “So, I overheard you mention your …
Sixty-seven years ago the world seemed spinning towards chaos. But God’s work in the lives of two men — two enemies, to be more exact — is testament to His sovereignty and the fact that no matter how bad matters might seem, He is in control. S …
This morning I was pondering what I should write about Thanksgiving. Of course, I consider myself extremely blessed. Compared to most of the world, I am rich. Not only that, but I have a safe place to live and can travel freely. My family member …
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