Church on Morgan

Church on Morgan

Religion EN ↓ 204 episodes

Our passion is to remind people of the beauty of God and each other.

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Church on Morgan

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Jul 5, 2026

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Episodes

Rock the Boat 25.06.2023

Is Jesus pro-family? Why does a peacemaker promise division? Join us for a meditation on one of Jesus' most troubling statements.

Colby Martin 11.06.2023

There are multiple moments in the Gospels where Jesus says someone has been saved or healed by their faith. What is "the faith that saves?" What if it grows in the place we least expect it?

Happy Birthday Church 04.06.2023

What does the church's birth story tell us about who we are? What does it tell us about who God is? A Pentecost reflection on the gift we'll spend a lifetime learning how to receive.

Irish Goodbyes 21.05.2023

Most of us don't love goodbyes or their emotional aftermath but Jesus seems to crack the code when his going-away party ends in joy. Perhaps there's a more beautiful way to negotiate the transitions of life.

What Can be Known 14.05.2023

Our fascination with things like astrology, tarot, and psychedelics place us in a lineage of spiritual seekers looking for answers from the unknown. What might God make of our searching? What is God's answer?

In Jesus Name 07.05.2023

Do you receive what you ask for in prayer? Jesus promised that we would if we ask for it in his name... If that sounds a bit simplistic you might not be wrong but what if the good news is even more outrageous than that?

The Shepherd of Our Souls 30.04.2023
100,000 Sundays 23.04.2023
Death is a Punk 09.04.2023
What the Stones Know 02.04.2023
Can These Bones Live? 26.03.2023
Gaston Warner 19.03.2023

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Thirsty 12.03.2023
The Good Serpent 06.03.2023
One Wild and Precious Life 26.02.2023
The Varieties of Christian Experience 19.02.2023

What you make of stories like the Transfiguration or even the recent Asbury revival will likely shape your own spiritual experience. Join us as we wrestle with the weird.

Choose Life 12.02.2023

We don’t tend to like being told what to do but sometimes a command is worth heeding.

Who You Are 05.02.2023
A Confederacy of Dunces 29.01.2023

What if the best advice you've received is terrible? How would you know? Join us as we entertain this uncomfortable possibility.

People-Fishing 22.01.2023

In the call to discipleship, Jesus reminds us what, and who, we were created for.

What Are You Looking For? 15.01.2023

What do you imagine the first spoken words of Jesus’ might be in the gospel of John? Turns out it’s a question and one that all of us would do well to entertain.

Becoming like Us 08.01.2023

As we remember Jesus' baptism, we may wonder: why did Jesus need to be baptized? What does this choice communicate? Join us for this reflection on the God who gets in line with us.

End of Year Giving Reflection: Allen Mask 18.12.2022

Why do you give (or why don't you)? On this week's podcast we're featuring a reflection by one of our members, Allen Mask, on the subject of generosity and what he's learned about giving. We were inspired and we think you will be too.

Sigh No More 11.12.2022

When was the last time you sighed? Odds are it was within the last five minutes. Such is the human experience, at least for now. On this the third week of Advent, the prophet Isaiah leads us in imagining a world where all our sighs will be exchanged for songs of praise. What if the start of such an exchange is happening even now?

Survival of the Friendliest 04.12.2022

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