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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Spirit-fruit in the ordinary Christian life is marked by the supernatural empowerment of the Holy Spirit such that character traits that are extraordinary to the human person - love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control - these become the ordinary virtues of the Christian life.

Children's Message: Walking in the Spirit: how to become a fruit tree (Galatians) by Incarnation Tallahassee

In his final doxology, the Apostle Paul explains how the Gospel mystery has been revealed in Christ. Life is not a tragedy. Even suffering and injustice can be redeemed by our sovereign God.

Children's Message: What Is Wisdom? by Incarnation Tallahassee

At first glance Romans 16 is a list of names and greetings, but deeper reading reveals golden insights about the early Church.