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The marriage journey of two of Boundless’ closest friends.
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LETTER FROM STAFF
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Lisa Anderson | Director of Young Adults
It was a fun day in June when beloved Boundless contributor Joshua Rogers showed up on campus with his wife, Raquel. They taped two Culture segments with us about his book, “Confessions of a Happily Married Man.”
As you know from his Boundless articles and podcast segments, JR, as I call him, isn’t a stranger to relational weirdness and missteps.
But he’s also an amazing example of a guy who is willing to grow and mature ... and we love that about him. Listen in this week as he and Raquel tell the first half of their marriage journey — weirdness and all.
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Relationships |
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Finding Family at the Table
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| Bri McKoy |
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I once equated singleness with loneliness. Then I discovered the power of the table.
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Faith
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The Needy Outside My Window |
| Heather Koerner |
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Did He want me to support the poor more? Did He want me to move somewhere where the starving and needy actually were right outside my door?
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Choosing Attraction
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| Lisa Anderson
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Attraction is important. I’d even say it’s critical moving into marriage. But we can take an active role in nurturing it.
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