The most fundamental principle of life is that God is. If God does exist, what does that require of us?

How can we prepare for rainy days?

How can we avoid the most terrifying words in Scripture?

Our society has robbed the beginning and end of life of meaning. So what does that mean for the middle?

Everyone wants to be fruitful, but what kind of fruit should we produce?

How do you discern a false prophet?

Beware of easy! There is always a price to pay.

Everyone desires fairness, but what exactly is fair?

When we compare fathers, which one is the standard?

What is the hardest work you know?

Here is a game where the rules are made up and the points don’t matter! Will you join us in the first annual Raymond Presbyterian Reading Challenge?

Consumerism has cheapened Christmas. How can we restore value to Christ’s name?

In a day of outrage, how can we have moral clarity?

“Judge not.” How have we used this verse poorly?

Where does Anxiety live? How does he become the worst guest?

How many pennies has worrying cost you?

What if the answer to anxiety wasn’t removing a problem but adding something else?

What does our anxiety say about our heart? About our beliefs, values, and commitments?

What does modern man need to be reminded of? What have we lost in our day and age?

What does God count as most valuable? How does this affect our judgment?