A few years ago, I heard a lecture on the Millennial generation by Christian Smith, author of Souls in Transition: the Religious and Spiritual Lives of Emerging Adults. One thing he said that really stood out to me was that past generations viewed life …
Lisa Anderson is just barely an extrovert, and she grew up wanting to be a marine biologist. Nonetheless, she ended up being the host of The Boundless Show, a national radio show and podcast. She’s also the author of The Dating Manifesto: A Drama-Free …
Growing up, I thought I was a pretty good kid. I did well in school, never did drugs, and always was available to give advice or lend a hand whenever people needed help. Even after I became a Christian, my sense of self-rightness only increased. I knew …
There comes a moment in every relationship when one person turns to the other and says, “I don’t even know who you are anymore. Who are you, and what have you done with my friend?” This often happens when we discover some hidden talent or ability. Disc …
When David Boudia (pronounced Bo-DIE-ah) competed in the 2008 Olympics at age 21, he thought he had everything he wanted. He was on his way to representing the United States well in Beijing, but then he failed to get a medal in either the synchronized …
I think we should start celebrating those around us who are moving fast, forging ahead, and who do it with steady humility.
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 …
It may be time to take a break from digital dating and go old school.
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