Incarnation Tallahassee

Incarnation teens share what it was like to talk through conflict with their friends. Dr. Sarah Hall | February 20, 2022

Jesus' call for righteousness meets us at the heart-level, and demands that our desires be changed by radical obedience, away from desires of the flesh and instead towards an all-consuming desire for Jesus, for He alone is truly beautiful to behold and worth gazing upon. Funmi Ojetayo | February 20, 2022

Jesus gives us a new angle on murder and anger. (Matthew 5:21-26) Dr. Sarah Hall | February 13, 2022

What is the relationship between Jesus and the Old Testament? What does it mean that He came to fulfill the Law and the Prophets, and how does that relate to the Sermon on the Mount? Rev. Taylor Bodoh | February 13, 2022

The same Jesus who said, "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted" is still seeking to comfort us in our own lives and stories. (Matthew 5:4) Dana Standridge | February 6, 2022

If Incarnation Tallahassee were to shuts its doors today, would the community around us know that we were missing a month later? This passage from the Sermon on the Mount tells us that Jesus wants us to be a visible, active, and engaged church in the world. Funmi Ojetayo | February 6, 2022

Jesus presents a vision for human flourishing with God, and it is quite a contrast from the American Dream and the ways of the world.

Children's Sermon: Jesus And The Eiffel Tower by Incarnation Tallahassee

To intro our series, Pastor Taylor preaches the entire Sermon on the Mount from memory and then opens it up for live questions.

The new wine Jesus brings is what your soul was made to drink. So, come to Jesus and drink deeply of the new wine of his presence and grace.

Children's Sermon: Honoring Your Mother by Incarnation Tallahassee

On Epiphany we remember the wisemen's journey towards Jesus. With them, we learn that we need to look with our feet, not just our eyes, in order to follow God's guiding star. We learn how to turn around when we are wrong about where Jesus is, and learn to worship him with our whole selves when we find him.

The baptism of Jesus was significant for being the moment he was anointed as Messiah. Pastor Jon explores the Old Testament meaning of that anointing and what it means for Christians today.

The Holy Spirit and the Father are both active at the baptism of Jesus, showing that no member of the Trinity is ever acting alone. Rev. Taylor Bodoh

One of the first questions that kids ask each other is, "How old are you?" In John 1, we learn that this was an important question that people were asking about Jesus as well, and it gives us a clue into His true identity.

Family Homily: "The Splash" by Incarnation Tallahassee

The harsh-sounding message of John the Baptist turns out to be full of grace and hope, and wakes us up to the reality that judgement is coming.

Children's Sermon: "The Last To Point Forward" by Incarnation Tallahassee

When the people accuse God of injustice, God promises to come Himself in the person of Jesus. His coming reminds us of the cost our discipleship and transformation, and warns the world to be prepared for his second advent.

Children’s Sermon: The Advent Adventure by Incarnation Tallahassee

God came in the old Testament, he has come in the New Testament through the incarnation, and he will come again in glory. (Genesis 16:7-14; John 1:14-18; Revelation 22:20)

Advent: Waiting Practice by Incarnation Tallahassee

At the end of the story, Nehemiah returns to Jerusalem as governor and finds a mess to be cleaned up. We learn that without strong, godly leadership to disciple us, God's people tend , over time , to make compromises with wickedness, grow greedy in business, and become promiscuous in sex. Rev. Jon Hall | Fall 2021

Children's Sermon: Good King Jesus by Incarnation Tallahassee

How does the Old Testament inform the forms, music, and essence of Christian worship? Or, how not to be a Marcionite. Rev. Taylor Bodoh | Fall 2021