Incarnation Tallahassee

When Moses has to leave Egypt and move to a different country, God provides a family to take him in and give him a safe place. Dr. Sarah Hall | August 29, 2022

Moses is a man of justice, a cross cultural figure, and a flawed savior. But he points forward to the God-man; the true Hyphenated Hero! Rev. Taylor Bodoh | August 28, 2022 For more sermons in The Life of Moses series visit soundcloud.com/incarnation-tallahassee/sets/the-life-of-moses

Am I my brother’s keeper? The Bible’s answer is “Yes!” In Exodus, Miriam and Moses take turns rescuing each other, just like our big brother Jesus, who rescued us.

How five brave and savvy women got the better of Pharaoh and saved the savior of Israel. Rev. Jon Hall | August 21, 2022 For more sermons in The Life of Moses series visit soundcloud.com/incarnation-tallahassee/sets/the-life-of-moses

When we go through hard things in our lives, God is at work to heal and strengthen us (Hebrews 12:1-13). Dr. Sarah Hall | August 14, 2022

We might wish that all of life was like summer vacation, but the reality is that we're enlisted in the ongoing war between God and sin. The good news is that we have a Father who only disciples us for our good, so we can share in his holiness. Rev. Jon Hall | August 14, 2022

It has been said, “When the cats are away the mice will play.” But Jesus is looking for servants who will stay dressed for action while we await His Second Coming(Luke 12:35-40). Rev. Taylor Bodoh | August 7, 2022

Faith in God binds us in service and devotion to God and to one another, transforming the fugitive and the faithless into the faithful. Ultimately, despite our fallibility and our fallenness, God remains faithful and preserves us so that we are found faithful in Him until the end. Funmi Ojetayo | August 7, 2022

Jesus’ parable about the rich fool warns us about storing up wealth for ourselves as if we can truly plan for the days and years to come. Instead, a wise planner knows that "life consists of more than the abundance of our possessions." Karissa Bodoh | July 31, 2022

Jesus calls our attention to matters of the soul, Ecclesiastes teaches us that worldly pleasures can never satisfy eternal longings, and Psalm 49 speaks about justice in the afterlife. Rev. Taylor Bodoh | July 31, 2022

When father Abraham questions God about judging Sodom and Gomorrah, he learns that God is 100% good (Genesis 18:20-33). Rev. Taylor Bodoh | July 24, 2022

Jesus authorizes His disciples to call God their “Father” in the same intimate relationship and with same obedient disposition as He does. We are to pray recognizing the divine paternity of God, recognizing that we are His children. But, what does it mean to be a child of God? What does it mean to pray, Abba Father? Funmi Ojetayo | July 24, 2022

What is the difference between mystery stories like Sherlock Holmes and the “mystery” of the Gospel? Rev. Taylor Bodoh | July 17, 2022

Dr. Stefanie Kreamer | July 17, 2022

You don’t have to ascend to heaven or swim across the sea in order to obey God. His commandments are much more reasonable and not too hard(Deuteronomy 30:11-14). Rev. Taylor Bodoh | July 10, 2022

The parable of the Good Samaritan is not just a parable about how to be a good neighbor. Jesus is foreshadowing the ultimate rescue of the humanity. Peter Lebhar | July 10, 2022

We are a part of God's eternal team! With our brothers and sisters, we can walk the walk, do the work, and glorify God together. Funmi Ojetayo | July 3, 2022

The harvest is plentiful, and Jesus sends out 70(or 72?) disciples, giving them various principles in Kingdom mission. Rev. Taylor Bodoh | July 3, 2022

What does baptism mean? How does it change us? Rev. Taylor Bodoh | June 26, 2022

We look at four key elements in following Jesus. Disciples may not take vengeance, assume a risk-free life, avoid conflict with their culture, or put off obeying. Bishop Neil Lebhar | June 26, 2022