Farewell From Boundless

I'm very grateful to the Boundless ministry. I've been a long time follower of Focus on the Family, from hearing my mom listen to Dobson on the radio, to Adventures in Odyssey (which I still listen to), then to the clubhouse magazines, followed by Brio and Brio Beyond, it's been a source of Biblical help to me as I've grown up. I came across Boundless as an older college student just trying to finish a Bachelor's and get on with my life-- whatever that was meant to be. The podcasts were fun and helpful to me. I felt I'd found a community of like-minded believers. I wish I'd engaged more, but somehow hearing them share about real life issues from a Biblical worldview was enough to help bolster my faith and give me wisdom as I dealt with these things in my life. The Boundless team was very encouraging to a girl who felt she'd wasted her 20s and wanted to make good decisions in life and with family and friendships and follow after the Lord wholeheartedly, even if "Mr. Right" never came along. Thank you Lisa and team for being that voice of encouragement and friendship for me in this increasingly dark world. I'm now married with a little 1 year old. I'm sad that Boundless is ending and I hope there will be something else for young adults and singles, because otherwise they may find themselves feeling very small and lonely in this fight back against the heavy hand of this world and it's culture, which has been trying to snuff out the truth. We need allies and good friends to count on and be accountable to, to pray for us and to pray for. Thank you for your ministry all these years.