Farewell From Boundless

I’ve always believed in the call to be stewards of God’s creation, but my ideas were solidified when I heard E. Calvin Beisner speak while a student at Summit Ministries. He was speaking about economics and the environment and I realized part of my dut …

News flash! President Obama did not cause the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. I repeat: It is not the president’s fault! In light of Matt’s blog about the spill, particularly the lesson on unintended consequences, I think it’s important to point out t …

In “5 Steps to a Better Career” David Kinnaman of the Barna Group gives advice to young workers on cultivating career contentment. Kinnaman starts by relating an interaction he had with a Gen Y worker at his office. During their meeting, the young man …

Tomorrow around 12:35 PM (MT), Candice Watters is going to answer as many questions as possible in five minutes. But for the sake of titling the segment with a catchy name, we’re going to call it “5 Questions in 5 Minutes”. And in case you’ve just stum …

Recently, Barbara Nicolosi Harrington, a Hollywood screenwriter and professor at Pepperdine University, delivered a lecture at Focus on the Family on Christianity and the arts. She offered this definition of art: Art is something constructed that delig …

That was a famous quote from Dr. John G. Mitchell, the founder of the Bible college I attended. Although he first began asking that question in the 1950s, it seems it applies even more to the Christians of today. In “Why Johnny Can’t Read the Bible,” C …