Incarnation Tallahassee

In Luke 4 Jesus uses an Old Testament passage to announce who He is and what He has come to do, but what does that mean for us today? Rev. Matt Wilkins | June 19, 2022

God promises to satisfy our thirsty and tired hearts when we feel like we are in the desert (Psalm 63). Dr. Stefanie Kreamer | June 19, 2022

What can we say about the Person and the work of the Holy Spirit? While Jesus’ friends are in mourning over His departure from this world, Jesus comforts them with the promise that He will send His Spirit to lead them into all truth. Rev. Taylor Bodoh | June 12, 2022

Pastor Taylor uses a basketball drill as an analogy for how the members of the Trinity relate to one another in Scripture. Rev. Taylor Bodoh | June 12, 2022

Jesus promised His followers that they will receive "power" when the Spirit comes. That promise was fulfilled on the Day of Pentecost, 50 days after the Resurrection, when the Holy Spirit filled the gathered assembly of Jesus' followers and birthed the church. On this Pentecost Sunday, we examine the proofs of Pentecost power, the people's witness to Pentecost power, and the purpose of Pentecost power in creating a new community that transcends human boundaries. Funmi Ojetayo | June 5, 2022

How is Pentecost related to chocolate milk? Rev. Taylor Bodoh | June 5, 2022

Bishop Neil Lebhar | May 29, 2022

Bishop Neil Lebhar | May 29, 2022

Why do some buildings fall down in big storms, and others stay standing? A disaster engineer explains! Jon Hall and Abena Ojetayo | May 22, 2022

Jesus ends the Sermon on the Mount with a sober warning about hearing His Words without obeying. But obedience takes courage! What are the blockades we use to keep the Bible from coming too close to our lives? Rev. Taylor Bodoh | May 22, 2022

Jesus taught us to seek God in prayer as our Abba, our heavenly Daddy, and to understand “how much more” glorious His love is than even the highest examples of earthly love. Rev. Taylor Bodoh | May 8, 2022

Jesus says that there are only two ways to live: on the road to life, or on the road to destruction. The most important life decision we will ever make is which of these two ways we will travel on (Matthew 7:13-14). Dr. Sarah Hall | May 15, 2022

Jesus has some sober words for His followers about all the ways they will encounter lies in the world. But in the midst of the warning is an invitation to find the narrow way that leads to life. Rev. Jon Hall | May 15, 2022

In Matthew 7: 7-11, Jesus tells us to ask, seek, and knock. What does He mean? And how do we do this in our day to day lives? Dana Standridge | May 8, 2022

"Judge not, that you be not judged" is a well-known but commonly misunderstood verse of scripture. Jesus makes clear in this portion of the Sermon of the Mount that we are not to condemn, but to discern, i.e. judge, fairly and mercifully. Funmi Ojetayo | May 1, 2022

Jesus teaches us what to do with our hearts when we notice other people doing something wrong (Matthew 7:1-6). Dr. Sarah Hall | May 1, 2022

Rev. Taylor Bodoh | April 24, 2022

After an exhortation for mature Christians to teach one another, Pastor Taylor invites up a Q&A panel on applying the challenging parts of the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5 & 6). Rev. Taylor Bodoh | April 24, 2022

Jesus is the firstborn from the dead! So his little brothers and sisters know what to expect when it comes their turn to die. (Colossians 1:18; Revelation 1:5) Dr. Sarah Hall | April 17, 2022

The resurrection of Jesus is a historical fact. How do we know this for a fact? Because of the testimony of eyewitnesses, the testimony of scripture, and the testimony of transformed lives. Funmi Ojetayo | April 17, 2022