Children's Message - Moses

Am I my brother’s keeper? The Bible’s answer is “Yes!” In Exodus, Miriam and Moses take turns rescuing each other, just like our big brother Jesus, who rescued us.

Children's Message: My Brother’s Keeper (Exodus 2:1-10)

When Moses has to leave Egypt and move to a different country, God provides a family to take him in and give him a safe place.

Dr. Sarah Hall | August 29, 2022

Children's Message: Moses Far From Home (Exodus 2:15-22)

When God hears people’s cries for help, he often invites us to come with him as he goes in to rescue.

Peter Lebhar | September 05, 2022

Children's Message: Come with me, Moses! (Exodus 3:1–15)

The story of the plagues shows us that our heavenly Father is stronger than both human bullies and dark magic. 

Dr.Sarah Hall | September 18, 2022

Children's Message: Bad Guys Are Real; God Is Bigger

God is getting ready to rescue his people from Egypt. He gives them instructions about what to wear, what to eat, and what to do. We are reminded by the lamb's blood that Jesus also died in order to rescue us.

Children's Message: Getting Ready for Rescue

Children's Message: A Boring Breakfast

New Music for Christmas, Thanksgiving, and general worship, released May 1, 2015. www.beckenhorstpress.com 

All Praise To Thee (Elaine Hagenberg)

Estampie Natalis

While much around us seems hopeless, Jonah 2 reminds us that God can bring resurrection. J.R.R. Tolkien would call it a eucatastrophe -- a sudden and massive turn for the better. 

Rev. Taylor Bodoh | July 17, 2016

We're Incarnation Tallahassee and our weekly Sunday Worship is at 10am at 629 West Brevard, next door to IFS Business Interiors. We hope to see you there!

Jonah, the Whale, and Resurrection Hope (Jonah 2)

Ubi Caritas - Elberdin

2018 Walton Music

Et barn er fodt i Betlehem - arr. Orjan Matre

Hodie Christus natus est - Francis Poulenc

There comes a time when following jesus is no longer about our OWN agenda, or the expectations we had at first. As John the Baptist is languishing in prison, Jesus challenges him not to miss the "given good" out of an unhealthy attachment to the "expected good."

Rev. Taylor Bodoh | December 15, 2019

We're Incarnation Tallahassee and our weekly Sunday Worship is at 10am at 1609 Branch Street at the Family Worship & Praise Center building. We hope to see you there!

Children's Message: A Boring Breakfast

Incarnation Tallahassee

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