This weekend is filled with great opportunities within our church to serve our community, celebrate God’s faithfulness, and look ahead to another year of fruitful ministry. On Saturday, we will hold our 14th annual First Love. More than 300 volunteers will start the day gathered on our campus as a church body, only to be […]
Read More »The presidential election in the United States is inevitably a time of tension within our country as we select a leader to serve in the most powerful elected office in the world. Every four years, we are told that this will be the most important election in our lifetime and that if the wrong candidate […]
Read More »Dear Church Family, Thank you once again for your patience and encouragement over these past six months of our Senior Pastor Search process. It’s been a while since our last update and we thought it is time to inform you of our progress in the search process. As you will recall, the search process entered […]
Read More »Of all the possible causes of poor health and even death, poison is unique for a couple of reasons. Poison can take a while to fully manifest its harmful effects, yet it can also be largely avoided—if one is vigilant. I believe the same holds true for the health of the church body. A recent […]
Read More »What do you think of when you hear the word “volunteer?” If you a college football fan, you may think of the Tennessee Volunteers; or maybe you think of a hospital candy striper. You may think of a mentor at Sabal Palm Elementary School or a volunteer fireman. At The First Baptist Church of Tallahassee […]
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Over the summer, LifeWay Research and the Billy Graham Center for Evangelism released the results of a survey of 2,000 unchurched Americans — meaning those who have not attended a worship service in the last six months, outside of a holiday or special occasion like a wedding. Some of the results aligned with impressions I […]
Read More »This Sunday, we will conclude our series on being a people of light in a world of darkness by studying what it means to be a people of restoration in a world of destruction. It should come as no surprise that we will spend some time looking at forgiveness, which is something that all of […]
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With the official beginning of fall just days away, I wanted to make sure you’re aware of some of the special events that we have coming up. Please keep in mind that this is just a sampling, and you can check our website for additional opportunities to connect and serve and for more information about each of […]
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Being in the midst of a sermon series titled “a people of light in a world of darkness” took on added meaning for our church over the past week as Hurricane Hermine left most of our community without electricity for several days. In our own home, I was reminded of the power to illuminate that […]
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As we approach Labor Day, I want to invite you to reflect for a moment about work — your work. Whether you’re a student, a state employee, or a stay-at-home mom, we all do something. We all have work to do. In recent years, the term vocation has come to describe whatever work in which […]
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