Incarnation Tallahassee

The many ways that the cross of Jesus solves the problem of unrighteousness, and the security that comes as a result to those who believe.

We recognize righteousness when we see it, but we also recognize where we ourselves fall short. Find out why this is an essential part of the Christian faith, and also good news for our reconciliation. *Pastor Jon begins this lesson talking about Chuck Feeney, from a Forbes article.

All human beings are accountable to God, whether by our consciences or our direct knowledge of the Scriptures. And Jesus himself is the impartial Judge that we will meet on the last day.

Pastor Taylor gives an interactive talk on the 10 core values of Incarnation Tallahassee, focusing in on Dependence, Shared Mission, Lost & Least, and Beauty.

Pastor Taylor gives an interactive talk on the 10 core values of Incarnation Tallahassee, focusing especially on the glory of God and cross-shaped love.

In Romans 1, Paul shows how the wrath of God is revealed: in darkened hearts, dishonored bodies, and depraved minds. But find out why even this fearful diagnosis is good news.

If it's good news, then why would we be ashamed of it? Because the Gospel offends our intellect, our pride, and our cultural superiority. We zoom in on two key questions from Romans 1: What is the Gospel? Why does Paul say he's not ashamed of the Gospel?

Paul quotes this prophecy from Habakkuk at the beginning of his letter to the Romans, and it turns out to be a perfect summary verse for his whole letter. Find out why faith is the vital ingredient for life, how it is that the faithful get to be called righteous, and what it looks like for the children of God to continue to live by faith.

Why is it necessary to go to church? Hebrews reminds us that we are called to not only be present but meaningfully engaged in the life of the church. Funmi Ojetayo | September 13, 2020

Love is embattled, costly and impossible to give in a non-transactional way without an infinite supply. Only God can keep on loving and give us the grace to do the same. Rev. Jon Hall | September 6, 2020

When someone sins against us, sometimes the most loving thing to do is not to smooth everything over, but to address the matter head on. Jesus sets forth a process for Biblical conflict and reconciliation. Rev. Taylor Bodoh | August 30, 2020

Isaiah's prophecy offers a particular comfort for eunuchs, who couldn't marry or have children, and foreigners, who likewise felt left out or not as loved. Unlike the world, God gives these people a special place in His family and house. His offer is the same for us today, and we are called to share this word of comfort with the world. Rev. Jon Hall | August 16, 2020

The epic events of the early chapters of Genesis find their hinge point in the call of Abraham. Through his descendants all nations shall be blessed, and for Christians who share the faith of father Abraham, that is our mission too! Rev. Taylor Bodoh | August 9, 2020

God needed to intervene at the Tower of Babel to limit the destructive power of sin. But He accomplished his good purposes through the discipline. Rev. Jon Hall | August 2, 2020

What does the Bible mean when it says, “An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth”? The murderous revenge of Lamech is disproportionate to his injury, and meanwhile, the radical forgiveness of Christ is without limit. Rev. Taylor Bodoh | July 26, 2020

When the Holy Spirit was given at Pentecost, He appeared as tongues of fire. While a bit of a mystery, the Holy Spirit, like fire, brings light, purity and power. Rev. Jon Hall | May 31, 2020

The floodwaters washed the world clean, but they didn't eradicate sin. God has more work to do, and after the flood we see him acting like the good parent of a rebellious toddler. Some of his best parental moves are that he sets standards, makes concessions, establishes safety, preserves freedom, and wins through love. Rev. Jon Hall | July 19, 2020

Noah's Ark was a feat of engineering that belongs in the hall of fame. Find out why, and what it teaches us about God. Rev. Jon Hall | July 12, 2020

Genesis 6 focuses on the cause of the flood and on God’s unique rescue plan. It’s a passage full of unsolved mysteries as well as deep Gospel truth. Rev. Taylor Bodoh | July 5, 2020

Isaiah begins his epic prophecy at the end of the story. Chapter 2 describes the Day of the Lord, which includes both glorious salvation and terrifying judgment. The coming Day of the Lord is still the only thing that can make sense of our present-day lives, especially now, in our current crisis of suffering a global pandemic along with social and political chaos. Learn from Isaiah what will happen on the Day of the Lord, what will people do, and where can we hide? Rev. Jon Hall | June 28, 2020