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Children's Message: Love Without Pretending (Romans 12:9) by Incarnation Tallahassee

We often operate out of our own definition of love, and insist that others love us on our own terms, but Romans 12 teaches us what true love looks like. What it presents is more than mere rules; it's a portrait of a kingdom heart.

When we come into the presence of the Lord, we do not come empty-handed, but bring gifts as part of our worship. The gifts that the Holy Spirit distributes among us are to be given back to God in this way.

Spiritual worship is a response to God’s mercy, an offering of our total selves, resists conformity to the world, and helps us to discern God’s will.

According to Scripture, the Trinity is ineffable not irrational, and the truth of God calls us to awe filled worship.

Children's Message: The Trinity (John 3) by Incarnation Tallahassee

True spirituality comes down to us as a gift from Heaven. It is meant to be shared with others and break down cultural, racial and linguistic barriers. True spirituality is the result of belief in Jesus and leads to living in unity among all of God's people.

Children's Message: Pente-What? (Acts 2) by Incarnation Tallahassee

How the Ascension of Jesus is part of the good news of the gospel: something like coronation day, something like graduation day, and something like engagement day.

How Paul's image of the olive tree in Romans 11 perfectly displays his theology of the sovereignty of God and also human freedom and responsibility.

Children's Message: Branches Grafted In (Romans 11) by Incarnation Tallahassee

Can God Be Trusted?(Romans 11) by Incarnation Tallahassee

Children's Message: Gold Stars And Grace (Romans 11) by Incarnation Tallahassee

As Paul continues to wrestle with the problem of why mainstream Judaism has rejected Jesus as the Messiah, we learn again the centrality of faith, and the importance of getting the word out.

Children's Message: Using The Right Parts Of Our Bodies (Romans 10) by Incarnation Tallahassee

Good Friday Meditation (Isaiah 52-53) by Incarnation Tallahassee

For Confirmation Sunday our very own Bishop Neil has come to preach about our identity in Christ as the clay in the masterful Potter's hands.

In the midst of his anguish for his fellow Jews, Paul begins a discussion about the Jewish people that continues through chapter 11. In this section, Paul shows the ways God has orchestrated history for the glory of his name.

Why the cross of Jesus is like the Tree of Life we lost in the Garden of Eden, and what the resurrection of Jesus means for the healing of the nations.

In the last week of his life, Jesus stands out among all the many people around him for his sorrow, his courage, his patience, his mercy, his poverty, and his impact.