Mary K. Morrison

Sermons and Bible Studies
One Way to Approach…, Proper 26 (A) – 2008
One way to approach scripture is by asking ourselves two questions. âWhatâs going on here?â is the first. It forces us to delve a little deeper, to see if we can get a handle on the passage in question and really understand it. The second question is âWhat does that mean for us?â This question […]
Looking at Christmas, Christmas 1 – 2007
I once watched a television program on the theoretical physicist, Richard Feynman. It was said that he had the finest mind since Einstein. He had worked on the Manhattan Project, taught at the California Institute of Technology, and as a final project, had served on the commission that investigated the Challenger disaster. The TV program […]
As It Says in Today’s…, Proper 14 (C) – 2007
As it says in todayâs reading from Hebrews: âNow faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.â Have you ever noticed that so many of the words Christianity uses are little words? Little words packed with big meanings. Words like God, Christ, love, sin, and the word for today: […]
Well, Here We Are…, Easter 2 (C) – 2007
Alleluia! Christ is risen! The Lord is risen indeed! Alleluia! Well, here we are again on Thomas Sunday. Good old doubting Thomas. Thomas could be the patron saint of modern people. Thomas was reported to have been a twin, and itâs possible he was an identical twinâas such, he would have known all about mistaken […]
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