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Children's Sermon: Meals And Music (Nehemiah 12) by Incarnation Tallahassee

The people of Israel made vows to God to recommit themselves to his Law. It was a fresh start, and showed great progress, but there were still lessons left to learn. Rev. Jon Hall | Fall 2021

God called the people of Israel to be different from the nations around them. He calls us to be different too. He calls us to be holy.

Why does God's mercy abound towards repeat rebels and sinners like the Israelites as well as you and I? Because he is "a God ready to forgive, gracious and merciful, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love." And because he is ever faithful to the covenant he made, he is able to abound in mercy towards us even when we are faithless. Funmi Ojetayo | Fall 2021

Nehemiah 9 reminds us that we are part of a bigger story, and that God has always been good.

Children's Sermon: The Gift Of Instruction(Nehemiah 8) by Incarnation Tallahassee

Rev. Jon Hall | Fall 2021

Children's Sermon: What Does A Lie Do? by Incarnation Tallahassee

The attacks on Nehemiah get personal and he must show a holy stubbornness in order to complete God’s work. How can we persevere despite attacks, innuendos, and false narratives? Rev. Taylor Bodoh | Fall 2021

In Nehemiah 5, we consider how Nehemiah confronts a problem and concurrently our need to hear the cry for help from those oppressed. We then consider how the problem was solved in Nehemiah's response and the lesson for us to respond to injustice with righteous anger, careful contemplation, and direct confrontation. Finally, we consider how Nehemiah's example of integrity and generosity calls us as...

Children's Sermon: A Closer Look At Nehemiah 5 by Incarnation Tallahassee

Sneaky Giving by Incarnation Tallahassee

Our regular commitment of money to the work of God's Kingdom is an act of faith that God is real, it's a meaningful step to help the world's poor, and it also serves our own self-interest as disciples. Pastor Jon issues a call to the global church, beginning with Incarnation, to return to the standard of generosity seen in the early days of the Christian faith.

After finishing half of the wall, Nehemiah responds to the threats of Israel's enemies with faith, prayer and prudence. Rev. Taylor Bodoh | Fall 2021

Children's Sermon: Work With Both Hands (Nehemiah 4) by Incarnation Tallahassee

Nehemiah's urgent call mobilized the whole Jerusalem community, from the least to the greatest, to participate in a redemptive project that was far greater than they could have imagined. Rev. Jon Hal

Children's Sermon: Three Repair Jobs by Incarnation Tallahassee

The work of God requires preparation, which entails proper relaxation, examination, evaluation, exhortation, information, application, and affirmation, in the face of opposition. Funmi Ojetayo | Fall 2021

Children's Message: God Cares For Vulnerable People by Incarnation Tallahassee

Nehemiah is one of the great Old Testament leaders. Chapter 1 revealed him as a man of prayer, and now chapter 2 reveals him as a man of action. Rev. Jon Hall | Fall 2021

Children's Message: God Is Not A Persian King (Nehemiah 2:1-8) by Incarnation Tallahassee

There's something world-changing that happens when God's people SEE the desperate need and BELIEVE that God can do something about it. Nehemiah shows us what this life of prayer and action looks like. Rev. Taylor Bodoh | Fall 2021

Children's Message: When God Makes You Part Of The Answer In Prayer (Nehemiah 1) by Incarnation Tallahassee

Children's Message: God Stands (Job 19) by Incarnation Tallahassee

How baptism makes a gospel promise to our bodies, and also gives hope to the Body of Christ.