Church On Morgan

When Jesus’ disciples ask him to teach them to pray, he simply says “ask and it will be given to you,” which sounds pretty good except that most of us have asked God for something at some point in our lives but then didn’t receive it. So, how do pray on the other side of […]

We have lots of feelings about the story of Mary & Martha but what is this story really about? Join us as we slow down and consider what good news might be waiting for those of us feeling frustrated and unseen in our efforts.

This week, Katie Ridd from Wilmington, NC, leads us in a reflection on Luke 10.

We are welcomed by our friend Sarah Heath from California who leads us in Luke 10.

This week we welcome our friend Andy Squyres to lead us in a reflection on Luke 9.

What if stories of demon possession in the Bible aren’t as ancient as we often think? Join us this week as we explore the good news about all that Christ longs to set us free from.

According to Rev. Dr. Sam Wells “Trinity Sunday is the day we talk about the most important thing about God, and God is the most important thing about everything, and everything about God transforms everything about us and the world in the best possible way.” Join us as we explore what that might be.

This week we welcome our friend Scott Erickson to lead us in a reflection on the celebration of the day of Pentecost.

On this the 5th Sunday of Easter, we come to one of the most unimaginable turns in the story of the people of God. Join us as we consider what surprises might still be in store for us?

On this the 4th Sunday of Easter, we come to a little known story in the book of Acts that somehow also feels very familiar. Join us as we reflect on how a life with God might be a lot like deja vu.

On this the 3rd Sunday of Easter, we turn our attention to the book of Acts and the story of Saul’s conversion, which may just be the story of our own. Join us as consider the joy of being wrong.

He is risen! He is risen indeed! And yet... somehow, the world seems as sad as ever. How can that be and what are we to make of it? Join us this Easter as consider the hope of resurrection and how it might shape our sorrows today.

Despite who we are or how we show up, Jesus response remains steadfast. Join us as we begin our Holy Week journey together.

In this week’s gospel text Jesus blesses a wasteful act and challenges the stoicism of his disciples. Join us as we consider why playing it safe might actually be the most dangerous approach to life.