Word Morphing is new to me!
It’s the idea of changing a word by altering a letter. Apparently, it’s quite big on the internet
with open Morphing groups set up with a continuous stream of word transitions
going on.
At its simplest morphing happens when you change a letter; so hog becomes log,
or tap morphs into map, or when you add a letter; ate turns into gate, ice
become mice and so on!
Every week I send my upcoming sermon down the tube so that one of our Elders
can print it and make copies available at the back of the church for Sunday
morning. Last week was no exception, so
the sermon was duly sent off. Later in the
day I received an email from my astute proof reading elder to say she had taken
the liberty of changing the phrase: God wants to give us the foulness of life
into…the fulness of life. She hoped that
is what I really meant!!
I was so pleased she changed it. Yet in
a sense that is the morph of grace that we celebrate in the new life Jesus
gives us, changing the foulness of our lives into the fulness of life.
Well, I sent this week’s sermon off yesterday and haven’t heard back – so hopefully
no morphing this time round!
Friday, 17 May 2019
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