Boundless show.

Well, friends, welcome to this week's episode of the Boundless Show.

This is Lisa Anderson here with you.

And as I often do, and by often, I mean generally always. I like to intro the show for you,

tell you what's coming up so you know what to anticipate and get excited about. So later on,

for our inbox, we are wondering, is purity dead? Do people even know the definition of purity

or when we talk about it? It's such a weird triggering word. But that is a very direct

question that our discouraged listener is asking because a lot of their Christian friends have

just kind of chucked it all out. And they're like, you know what? I'm just going to do what I want

to do. God will understand, whatever. I love my girlfriend. I love my boyfriend. I love my

boyfriend, whatever. So does it really

matter if we sleep together? So our counselor, Jeremy Keaton, is going to give some encouragement on those

lines. And for our culture segment, Tess Brooks used to be a single dad and was here last week

talking about adulting. But this week, he is back to talk about being a single

dad. And so he is here to encourage single parents. Some of you in our audience are single

parents. And then those of us who aren't, well, what does it look like to love and encourage

the single parents in our midst? And so I think we're going to have a great

encouraging conversation with him. All right, here we are for our roundtable. And today we are going

to talk about our home life. Now, this might be where we're currently living. It might be

home environments that we've lived in in the past, maybe actually growing up in our home of origin

or living with roommates or if we've lived with family members, kind of the good, the bad and the

ugly, we might focus a little bit more on the bad in the ugly. I don't know. We want you to be

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