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Maintaining the habit of Bible reading is hard work. Here are some tips that have made my times in God’s Word fresh, consistent and anxiety free.

New Year’s resolutions: Love them or hate them? For me, it’s a mixed bag. The Type A personality in me loves the idea of setting goals and finding the discipline to stick them out, no matter how hard. The pragmatist in me thinks they’re dumb, especiall …

One of my favorite — and one of the more challenging — parts of my job as editor of Boundless is deciding what to publish each week. It’s a delicate balance of giving you our readers what you want and what you need as we work to help you mature in Chri …

We’re approaching Jan. 1, which means … New Year’s resolutions! Whether you make them or not, there’s something about a new year that means a fresh start. Maybe 2012 was your best year yet, or maybe it was a year you’d rather just forget altogether. …

Let’s be real here. Christmas season is one of the loneliest season’s for many people, especially single people. In fact, it just might be the loneliest day second only to Feb. 14’s Single’s Awareness Day.  With songs like “All I Want For Christmas Is …

  “Baby, all I want for Christmas is you.” —Mariah Carey I was in my teens when I begged my mom to buy me the now played out Mariah Carey Christmas CD. She consented to the purchase so long as she could take a Sharpie to any less than modest album artw …

Whether it’s a line for a sale, movie, or anything else, I think the things we’re willing to wait for offer a ready-made opportunity to assess our values.

In this blog series, we are discussing four fighting patterns that are extremely destructive to relationships. If you want to read more about these patterns as well as many other marriage communication techniques, check out Fighting for Your Marriage. …