In this year’s “Summer in Systematics,” we will address the Bride of Christ - the church. What is the church? What is her mission? Why is she important?

We are a world drowning in information but starving for wisdom. How do both come together in our all-wise God?

Each Sunday, we confess “I Believe in God the Father Almighty.” To what extent does His mighty extend?

Consistency is one of the chiefest blessings, but why so? How does being unchangeable bring glory to God and comfort to Christians?

“Time like an ever-rolling streams bears all its sons away,” yet God is eternally youthful. What is God’s relationship to time? How is that a comfort to Christians?

“Infinity and beyond” has been a popular catchphrase since Pixar’s Toy Story, but what exactly is beyond infinity?

Did you know that God keeps it simple?

The Trinity has been heralded as a foundational truth concerning God since the beginning, but we largely dismiss it as lacking practicality. Is the Trinity important? How is it useful?

The voice of Scripture tells us over and over that God is one, but “one” has more than one meaning! How is God one?

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?