Where do our loyalties lie? For where our loyalties lie, so our service thrives.

Join us as we celebrate 194 years of God’s faithfulness.

Is looking for free? Or does our heart pay for our desires from another account?

Our hearts are as slippery as a greased pig. How can we know them? How can our treasures help us find them?

Is there a such thing as an “angry Christian”?

What do rings, wrinkles, and gray hair have in common?

The federal deficit is of proportions larger than any can count, but how does it stack up to other debts?

If Christ has forgiven me all my sins, then why do I need to keep asking for it?

Prayer is the language of creaturely dependence. How far does that dependence go?

The most common pastoral question is: “What is God’s will for my life?” Shouldn’t we know the answer to that if we are going to pray for it?

In a day and age where we are faced with global warfare, we must lift our eyes and see a cosmic war raging above all. When will this war end?

What comes to mind when you hear God’s name?

The preface the Lord’s Prayer provides more than direction; it provides a Person who hears us and who loves us.

Don’t tell me what you think about God; tell me what you pray to God.

What we believe about God’s ability translates directly into what we believe about God’s action. If this is the case, what does it mean that “God sees”?

In a day when peer pressure is dialed up to an infinite degree, how can we live for the glory of God?

How do we divide the Bible? And what does that matter?

Good common sense says that “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.” How does our action reveal what sort of apple we are?

How can we change our anger from borderline cartoonish to Christian?

In a day and age when words are cheap, why does the Bible command us to take vows to our own hurt?