Incarnation Tallahassee

Children's Sermon: God Untangles Us (Lam 4) by Incarnation Tallahassee

In Lam. 3, we examine how we can, in the midst of pain and suffering, in the midst of unremitting sorrow that can so easily give way to despair or denial, how lament actually invites us to dare to hope by calling to mind the truth of who God is - his goodness, faithfulness, and sufficiency - as well as his ultimate purpose for our suffering.

Children's Sermon: People Are Laughing At Me (Lam 3) by Incarnation Tallahassee

Suffering often makes us angry, and God can take our anger. But there's a difference between ranting and godly lament, and Jeremiah shows us how to turn our pain into real and effective prayer.

Children's Sermon: Cry AND Cry Out! (Lam 2:18-19) by Incarnation Tallahassee

In this sermon, we attempt to define lament and its relevance for the season of Lent. Lament is prayer in pain on the path to praise. We see in Lamentations 1, the weeping prophet's painful lament over the destruction of Jerusalem and the consequence of sin and the resulting brokenness, judgment, and utter devastation it wrought in Jeremiah's world and by extension, our world. But while God's judgment over sin is great, his mercy in and through Jesus Christ, is great still. Because of Jesus, God's mercy for us triumphs over judgment.

Children's Sermon: Praying Our Feelings (Psalm 13) by Incarnation Tallahassee

The Christian hope of glory does not immediately remove our present pain, but it immediately transforms it to be meaningful. We participate with Christ and with creation in groaning for the coming freedom, and we sing victory songs while we yet weep.

God's Love Is Sticky (Romans 8) by Incarnation Tallahassee

Our redemption in Christ comes with the unspeakable glory of being indwelt by God the Holy Spirit and being called sons and daughters of God.

Children's Sermon: A Message For All Nations (Matthew 28: 16 20) by Incarnation Tallahassee

This passage speaks more powerfully about the nature of sin than almost any passage in the Bible. Through it we learn that sin is never God’s fault, that sin is more of a power than a point system, that even genuine believers struggle with it, and that sin has no ultimate claim on a Christian’s identity.

Why are the demons always the first to notice when Jesus walks in the room?

A Walk In The Woods (Romans 6:9-23) by Incarnation Tallahassee

Children's Sermon: Using Our Bodies For Good (Romans 6:9-23) by Incarnation Tallahassee

Welcome our guest preacher Bryan Zhang! Psalm 63 teaches us how to connect what we experience with what we know to be true about God

Children's Sermon: So Thirsty (Psalm 63) by Incarnation Tallahassee

With all of the disturbing images from the Capitol this week, Pastor Taylor shares how the Biblical images of Epiphany can speak to our circumstances and to our hearts.

Children's Sermon: A Bad News/Good News Challenge by Incarnation Tallahassee

A meditation from Jeremiah 31 on the griefs of the year past, and the bright promises of God.