A 1940s detective story spoof about money management (the 10-10-80 principle).

A so-called Angel of Truth appears to Steve and challenges him to tell the truth, no matter what.

Modern society is leery of anything that seems to come too easily. When a confused customer can't understand why a clerk continues to shower him with the free grace of God, the clerk tries to convince him that the grace is limitless and free. But the customer just won't buy it.

Bob loves balloons. So when he sees a big bouquet of them, he can't help but be drawn to them, even though there's a big note on them that says Don't Touch Yet signed by God.

A selfish worker complains to his boss he just isn't getting anything out of his job--even though he himself is giving nothing.

A man whose neighbor is in desperate need of a ladder finds a hundred excuses not to offer him that ladder.

As a "somebody" and a "nobody" describe their lives and their values, it becomes clear that the nobody is the true somebody.

A rational, human thinker has her faith in her own wisdom put to the test thanks to a snake in a box.

Mort leads his neighbor on a guided tour of his newly-built “Rapture Shelter” – designed to keep his neighbor safe during the end times.