Farewell From Boundless

Women in Power

We talked before about the power of the single woman today, and what that means when it comes to education, work, money, freedom and relationships. The fact is, women have incredible opportunities in today’s culture and market, but what does that do to the stereotypes of the “traditional” woman? What about the Christian woman? Our […]

A Bond Thicker Than Blood

Statistics show that people of faith are more likely to spend time with extended family. But what if you’re single and your family is far away? Then it’s time to adopt a family (or ten) into your life. Our panel discusses the pluses and practicalities of building a surrogate family through intentional relationships at church […]

Taking a Stand

Remember the whole, “Would you believe me if I said I was a 6’5” Asian woman” set-up? Yeah, we do, too. The responses were startling. And somewhat sobering. Truth is pretty squishy on today’s college campuses, but what about in the minds of Christian young adults? How about yours? You can’t assume your friends believe […]

Public Christianity

Religious freedom is a gift, especially in a day where Christianity is considered extreme and voicing your convictions is deemed offensive. How do we navigate the tricky waters of religious expression, and how do we remain hopeful when we see Christ ignored or even mocked in the circles around us? Our panel weighs in.

When Your Ideal Isn’t Ideal

We all think we know who we’re going to marry (or at least the type of person). But God’s not limited by our expectations or understanding. So if you’re hung up on an ideal, the hope of a soul mate, or the assumption that marriage is a carefully-constructed sure bet, think again. Marriage is wonderfully […]

For the Sake of the Call

Do you know what a multipotentialite is? I didn’t, either. It’s basically a person who’s about a bunch of different things — sometimes all at once. They could be passions, interests or hobbies, but in this week’s roundtable, we talk about the word in terms of calling. Is it possible to live out more than […]

Trusting God for Your Nation’s Future

It feels like we’ve been through a war in America. In one of the weirdest, meanest and most contested national elections in history, decisions have now been made that will shape the United States’ future. Whether or not your candidate won, God knew the outcome from the beginning. And we are called to move forward […]

When Your Parents Are Your Landlords

For the first time in more than a century, more young adults are living with their parents than a partner. Why is this, and are there implications for adulthood, the economy, and even future marriages? Our panel steps in to discuss.