Boundless

A season of singleness is the perfect time to cultivate skills and attitudes that will ultimately bless your future marriage.

If you're single and approaching 30, should you pull the emergency alarm?

Not everyone is good at giving advice. Here are a few tips to help.

For many people, that's the common question at the heart of several stories lately: The IRS targeting conservatives, the DOJ spying on journalists, the NSA tracking everyone's phone calls.

How divorce affects the way you date and marry, plus John Bishop on God as the perfect Father, and a listener’s concerns about dressing to attract a guy.

In honor of Father's Day, what are some things you learned from your dad while growing up?

When I begged God to show me why, I was really saying that I didn’t trust Him. I doubted that He was really in control of my life.

Many atheists didn't start out believing there is no God. They came to that conclusion after being disappointed by Christians' lack of conviction.

Once upon a time when people chose to get married, they did so with the understanding that the marital vows they made were a solemn commitment, an inviolable covenant to stay married, no matter what.

Putting our money under a microscope, plus Jerry Bridges’ advice for our generation, and a question about serving God as an attorney.

Earlier this week, Focus on the Family had a great two-day broadcast with Ravi Zacharias.

When and why did it become a bad thing to read a message from someone and wait to answer?

Failing is an inevitable part of life. How can we learn from our mistakes and allow them to make us better?

Purity is important and a standard for a Christian's life. But if it's not about the ring or the ball or the pledge, what is it about? And what does it look like?

Insight on getting a second date, plus Dr. John Townsend teaches us how to trust again, and a listener with an STD needs dating wisdom.

For me, it’s probably a good habit to disconnect from my phone every once in a while, just to remind myself not to trade real life for a backlit screen.

We have received a handful of emails from readers wondering why their username and password no longer work on our blog. The answer is your account was deleted by mistake.

Even though long-distance relationships have a reputation for not working, there are things you can do to make it work.

After a busy few years at grad school, this summer is going to be relaxing, restful and free of commitment. I can't decide if that's a good or bad thing.

A Memorial Day reflection inspired by Shakespeare (and Star Trek).

When we embrace God's promises by faith, it gives God a chance to reveal His good character to us in action, in a moment of real need.

The effects of childhood bullying, plus Ray Vander Laan on discipleship, and a question about engaging the LGBT community.

When it comes to first dates, the person who asks is the person who should pay.

God makes all things possible, and when Christ is in us, we are unstoppable warriors set out to conquer the tasks He calls us to do.

In the wake of the devastation that hit Oklahoma yesterday, I find myself asking, “Lord, how do I respond? What do You desire of me in the wake of this storm?”