Jesus gives a radical call to pray for our enemies, turn the other cheek, and go the extra mile. Does He really expect us to do this stuff? How can we imitate the heart of our heavenly Father?

Rev. Taylor Bodoh | March 6, 2022

When we choose to fight our enemies, we both end up looking like a pile of lego rubble. When we invite God into our fights to ask for His help and show kindness to our enemies, we become more like Jesus. (Matthew 5:38-48)

Dr. Stefanie Kreamer | March 6, 2022

Jesus teaches us about keeping our word.

Dr. Sarah Hall | February 27, 2022

Oath-taking was a common practice of the first century Pharisees, but Jesus called it evil. Instead, he told his followers to simply mean what they say.

Rev. Jon Hall | February 27, 2022

Incarnation teens share what it was like to talk through conflict with their friends.

Dr. Sarah Hall | February 20, 2022

Jesus' call for righteousness meets us at the heart-level, and demands that our desires be changed by radical obedience, away from desires of the flesh and instead towards an all-consuming desire for Jesus, for He alone is truly beautiful to behold and worth gazing upon.

Funmi Ojetayo | February 20, 2022

Jesus gives us a new angle on murder and anger. (Matthew 5:21-26)

Dr. Sarah Hall | February 13, 2022

What is the relationship between Jesus and the Old Testament? What does it mean that He came to fulfill the Law and the Prophets, and how does that relate to the Sermon on the Mount?

Rev. Taylor Bodoh | February 13, 2022

The same Jesus who said, "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted" is still seeking to comfort us in our own lives and stories. (Matthew 5:4)

Dana Standridge | February 6, 2022

If Incarnation Tallahassee were to shuts its doors today, would the community around us know that we were missing a month later? This passage from the Sermon on the Mount tells us that Jesus wants us to be a visible, active, and engaged church in the world.

Funmi Ojetayo | February 6, 2022