Sermons @ Grace Church of Tallahassee

Sermons @ Grace Church of Tallahassee

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  • Walk in a Manner Worthy of the Calling
    Ephesians 4:1

    Paul urges believers to “walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which you have been called,” marking a transition from doctrinal teaching to practical application in the Christian life. Pastor Rod Bunton explores how this verse serves as a topic sentence for the entire section, emphasizing that the worthy walk is a process of sanctification rooted in right doctrine and requires steady, purposeful action that reflects our effectual calling to holiness.

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    52 min
  • Redemption Accomplished
    Ruth 3-4

    Pastor Ben Khazraee concludes the series on the book of Ruth and highlights God’s redeeming work in preserving the line of David.

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    50 min
  • Filled with All the Fullness of God
    Ephesians 3:19b-21

    Paul concludes his prayer for the Ephesian believers by asking that they may be filled with all the fullness of God, followed by a doxology praising God’s infinite power and glory. Pastor Rod Bunton explores this prayer about sanctification, examining how believers are called to gradually become more like Christ by imitating God’s attributes and being transformed by the Holy Spirit’s power at work within them.

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    49 min
  • Comprehending the Love of Christ
    Ephesians 3:17b-19a

    In Ephesians 3:17b-19a, Paul prays that believers would be rooted and grounded in love, having the strength to comprehend the immeasurable dimensions of Christ’s love alongside all the saints. Pastor Rod Bunton focuses on understanding agapē love—a willful, intentional love from Christ that surpasses intellectual knowledge and calls believers to pursue endless growth in comprehending how deeply they are loved.

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    45 min
  • Strengthened with Power Through His Spirit
    Ephesians 3:14-17

    In Ephesians 3, Paul prays for God’s enablement, asking that believers would be given what they need to live lives that please Him. Pastor Rod Bunton highlights Paul’s first request: that God would strengthen them with power through the Holy Spirit in their inner being, so they can grow in godliness.

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    46 min
  • Ruth 1

    Pastor Doug Link covers Chapter one in this series about the book of Ruth.

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    46 min
  • Prayer for Spiritual Strength
    Ephesians 3:14-16

    Paul prays for believers to be spiritually strengthened, recognizing that knowledge alone is insufficient for Christian growth and that divine enablement is essential for living worthy of our calling in Christ. Pastor Rod Bunton introduces us to this prayer and tells us that it serves as a hinge between the doctrinal first half of Ephesians (about our calling) and the practical second half (about our conduct).

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    48 min
  • Q & A – February 2026

    The Elders answer questions submitted by Grace Church members and attendees prior to this session. Pastor Ben Khazraee moderates, and he, Doug Link, Rod Bunton, and Charlie Greenwell answer questions selected for them.

    Questions:
      [00:16] Could you elaborate on what the Bible says about remarriage? (i.e., for the guilty party or in an unbiblical divorce)? Answered by Ben Khazraee
      [10:12] What do you do when someone in your family puts up “boundaries” to separate themselves from someone else in your family and you feel caught in the middle? The word “boundaries” seems to be getting used a lot in our culture today. Should this be something Christians do or is there any biblical foundation for it? Answered by Charlie Greenwell
      [21:52] How should Christians view Israel today? Do we have an obligation to support Israel? Answered by Rod Bunton
      [29:35] In light of our look at “the mystery” of the church, in Ephesians 3, a question came in: Are there any other mysteries that could be revealed apart from the ones already made known to us in the Bible? Has God told us he’d reveal other things if asked? If so, how would we know he is revealing it? Answered by Doug Link
      [39:11] What hymn or song have you found encouraging recently? Answered by all
      [42:21] What is your favorite winter Olympic sport and why? What winter Olympic sport do you wish you could compete in? Answered by all

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      46 min
    1. The Purpose of the Ministry of the Mystery
      Ephesians 3:10-13

      Paul explains that the church serves to reveal God’s manifold wisdom to the heavenly rulers and authorities, fulfilling God’s eternal purpose that was planned before creation and realized through Christ Jesus. Pastor Rod Bunton shows us that through Christ’s work, believers now have access to God, and Paul’s sufferings in spreading this gospel ultimately bring glory to the church as people are being saved.

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      46 min

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