Transformation Church Tallahassee

Ryan Kramer
  • 5.0 (9)
  • Christianity
  • Updated Biweekly

Transformation Church is a multi-cultural, multigenerational church located at 2300 Old Bainbridge Road in Tallahassee, Florida.

  1. 3d ago

    You've Been Lied To // That's Crazy // Ryan Kramer

    In this challenging message, Pastor Ryan Kramer unpacks the story of the man with leprosy in Matthew 8, revealing how our own deep-seated shame often acts as a barrier to experiencing God’s grace. We often treat our mistakes like an old, oily rag that needs to be thrown away, but God wants to reach into that mess and restore us completely. -- The man with leprosy did not doubt Jesus’s power; he questioned Jesus’s willingness. Many of us live in this same tension, believing God can help everyone else but assuming we are the "exception" to His grace. -- Jesus didn't just heal the man's disease; He touched him. In a culture where lepers were shunned, this touch was a radical act of love designed to heal the lie in the man’s heart before it healed the sickness in his body. -- We often view the Christian life as a pursuit of perfection, leading to frustration when we face difficulty. However, God’s goal is not perfection, but proximity. When we stop trying to clean ourselves up and simply draw near to Him, true transformation begins. -- Your past, your failures, and your addictions are not your identity. They are merely your condition. When you surrender those pieces to Jesus, He does not just fix the situation; He restores your life, your purpose, and your dignity. Scriptures for Further Study -- Matthew 8:1-4 -- Leviticus 13 -- John 10:10 +++++++ Join us for church this Sunday. For service times and meeting location please visit https://transformtlh.com/

    36 min

  2. May 31

    Burn the Plow // Mike Braddock

    Does your loyalty to order hold you hostage to the ordinary? Many of us live highly structured, rhythmic, and predictable lives. While structure can make us productive, it can also cause us to block schedule right past the spontaneous, supernatural moments God wants to bring into our days. In this compelling message, Mike Braddock looks at the life of Elisha, an ordinary cattle farmer who was divinely disrupted in the middle of his daily grind. When the prophet Elijah called him, Elisha didn't just walk away from his old life, he completely destroyed any possibility of going back. To step into the extraordinary calling God has for you, you must have a plow-burning faith. This kind of life-altering faith requires two distinct, radical actions. -- The miraculous often manifests on the other side of being found faithful doing the monotonous, meaning God uses your faithfulness in the ordinary seasons to set up the fruit of your next season. -- A plow-burning faith requires us to respond immediately to God's prompting, choosing simple obedience over a list of pros and cons, letting our "yes" come before the how, why, or what. -- Walking by faith means trusting the God who holds all of our responsibilities in His hands, rather than trying to carry the weight of those responsibilities entirely on our own. -- We must follow God sacrificially, which means refusing to keep a "Plan B" in our pockets just in case we don't think God knows what He is doing. -- True kingdom impact and easy living are fundamentally incompatible, requiring us to look deep inside and identify the plows of comfort and convenience we are white-knuckling. -- You cannot hold onto your plow and your cross at the same time, meaning total sacrifice is the only gateway to fulfilling the significant calling God has placed on your life. Scriptures for Further Study -- 1 Kings 19:19-21 -- 2 Corinthians 5:7 -- Luke 9:23 -- Matthew 16:24-25 +++++++ Join us for church this Sunday. For service times and meeting location please visit https://transformtlh.com/

    31 min

  3. May 24

    Table Talk // Sandi Kramer

    What do you truly believe about yourself, and more importantly, who handed you that script? Our deepest belief systems are formed in early childhood, shaping every single thought, emotion, and action we take as adults. Too often, we carry invisible wounds and echo the criticisms of our past instead of walking in the absolute truth of who we are in Christ. In this powerful message, certified life coach Sandi Kramer challenges us to confront our inner narratives, silence the voice of self-doubt, and re-evaluate our relationship with the Creator. True transformation begins when we stop letting past trauma dictate our future behavior and finally start living with Jesus instead of just knowing He exists. By examining the foundational "Why, What, and Who" of our faith, this teaching provides a practical, three-part framework to realign our lives with God's ultimate purpose. -- Your core belief systems are established at an early age, deeply influenced by your childhood experiences, environment, and the repeated messages spoken into your life. -- Every core belief you harbor inevitably produces a thought, every thought generates an emotion, and every emotion ultimately drives a specific behavior. -- The enemy specializes in creating self-doubt by inserting a question mark right where God has already placed a definitive period. -- Healing is incomplete if an old memory still carries emotional pain, signaling a blind spot that requires you to revisit your timeline with the Holy Spirit. -- God is actively calling for your Time, asking for the first moments of your day so that you can intimately know Him. -- God desires your Treasure, which means surrendering the broken pieces and remnants of your heart so He can make your soul entirely whole. -- You are called to offer your unique Talent back to the Creator, using what you love and what you are naturally good at for His ultimate glory. Scriptures for Further Study -- Genesis 3:1 -- Matthew 16:15-16 -- Philippians 4:13 +++++++ Join us for church this Sunday. For service times and meeting location please visit https://transformtlh.com/

    26 min

  4. May 17

    Spirit and Truth // Kez McCorvey

    In this powerful message, former FSU national champion and NFL wide receiver Kez McCorvey unpacks the lifelong battle between the flesh and the spirit. Sharing candidly about his own upbringing and his career at the highest levels of football, Kez reveals how easy it is to turn talent, career, and success into idols to cover up deep, internal pain. By looking at the iconic encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4, he illustrates how Christ patiently pursues us past our defensive walls, calling us out of bondage and into a life of spirit and truth. -- Many people think God’s primary concern is outward image, success, and church appearance, but God speaks the language of the heart and prioritizes your association with Him over your occupation. -- Our flesh constantly searches outwardly for temporary fixes to heal wounds that can only be transformed inwardly by the Holy Spirit. -- The enemy rarely attacks when we feel strong and full, instead, he waits until we are hungry, weak, or aging to tempt us with substitutes outside of God's will. -- If a physical or emotional thirst is allowed to control your life, your appetite and your pain will eventually dictate your daily decisions. 5. Scriptures for Further Study -- John 4:1-26 -- John 12:40 -- Daniel 10:12 +++++++ Join us for church this Sunday. For service times and meeting location please visit https://transformtlh.com/

    45 min

  5. May 10

    A Life of Prayer // Andrea Kramer

    We often treat prayer like a "break glass in case of emergency" button rather than the oxygen of our daily lives. In this message, Andrea Kramer breaks down the fundamentals of prayer based on the Sermon on the Mount, moving us from eloquent babbling to authentic, private intimacy with the Father. -- Finding a location for prayer is the first step toward consistency; Jesus didn't start with the language of prayer, He started with the place. -- Creating a "prayer closet" or a designated spot transforms an ordinary space into a holy one through the intentionality of meeting with God. -- Privacy is a requirement for spiritual growth because while people can encourage you, only God can provide the ultimate answers and heart transformations you need. -- We must invite the Holy Spirit to shape our prayers, allowing Him to move us from our selfish desires to the perfect, harmonious will of the Father. -- Consistency in the basics is what prepares us for the battles; just like fundamentals in sports, we never "outgrow" the need for simple, honest communication with God. -- Bringing a physical Bible and a journal into your prayer time helps eliminate digital distractions and creates a written testimony of God’s faithfulness over time. Scriptures for Further Study -- Matthew 6:5-13 -- Psalm 18:6 -- Romans 8:26-27 -- 1 Corinthians 14:15 +++++++ Join us for church this Sunday. For service times and meeting location please visit https://transformtlh.com/

    40 min

  6. May 3

    Cancelling Cancel Culture // Russell Siemer

    Cancelling Cancel Culture: How Jesus Removes Shame, Not Just Sin In this deeply personal and biblically rich message, Russell Seimer confronts one of the most damaging mindsets of our time, cancel culture. He reveals how this same pattern operates spiritually through shame, keeping believers trapped in their past instead of walking in freedom. By tracing a powerful thread from the Garden of Eden to the cross of Jesus Christ, this message uncovers a profound truth. God’s plan was never just to cover sin, but to completely remove shame and restore humanity to its original design. -- Humanity was created to live in complete freedom from shame, in full communion with God -- Shame entered through sin and has been used by the enemy ever since to distort identity -- The heart of God has always been merciful, patient, and loving, fully revealed in Jesus -- Jesus does not cancel people for their failures, He restores them through grace -- True transformation comes from receiving forgiveness, not earning it -- Many believers struggle not because God hasn’t forgiven them, but because they haven’t forgiven themselves -- The cross did more than cover sin, it permanently removed it and separated us from our old identity -- Freedom comes when we stop identifying with our past and start embracing who we are in Christ Scriptures for Further Study -- Genesis 2:25 -- Genesis 3:8-10, 21 -- John 8:1-11 -- John 14:9 -- Ephesians 2:1-5 -- Hebrews 1:3 +++++++ Join us for church this Sunday. For service times and meeting location please visit https://transformtlh.com/

    37 min

  7. Apr 26

    The Power of Letting Go // Ryan Kramer

    In this message, Ryan Kramer explores the human tendency to control uncertainty and manage outcomes. Using the illustration of a monkey trap—where the animal is caught only because it refuses to drop the bait—Ryan illustrates how our unwillingness to surrender our circumstances often prevents our own freedom. By looking at Matthew 14, we see that even in the midst of deep personal grief, Jesus provided a blueprint for how to handle pain, pressure, and the "not enough" moments of life. The message breaks down the "Breakthrough Process" that every believer must navigate: -- Surrender: God does not force His way into areas we refuse to release. Surrendering what we have is the first step toward the miraculous. -- Blessing: We often wait for things to change before we feel "blessed," but in the Kingdom, the blessing often happens before the visible change occurs. -- Breaking: Breaking is not a sign of failure or abandonment; it is often the "pruning" necessary to produce more fruit in the next season. -- Returning and Distribution: God puts the miracle back into our hands to see if we will consume it or circulate it. Generosity always precedes the "more." -- Multiplication: When we choose to obey even when it makes no sense, God takes our ordinary "not enough" and turns it into an extraordinary overflow. Scriptures for Further Study -- Matthew 14:13-21 -- Hebrews 4:15-16 -- 1 Corinthians 3:9 -- John 15:2 -- 2 Corinthians 9:10-11 +++++++ Join us for church this Sunday. For service times and meeting location please visit https://transformtlh.com/

    40 min

  8. Apr 19

    Through His Eyes // Chad Prewett

    In this compelling message, Chad Prewett recounts his transition from 30 years of coaching basketball to witnessing a historic move of God on college campuses across the Southeast. He challenges listeners to move past their "false identity" of fear and shame to embrace the specific name and purpose God has for them. Through stories of miracle baptisms at Florida State and mission trips to Honduras, Prewett illustrates that God isn't looking for a perfect pedigree; He's looking for a "yes." -- Obedience begins with the "Anything, Anywhere" prayer that moves us out of our comfort zones. -- Revival is not just for pastors or missionaries; it is a movement that requires every believer to be activated. -- To see others correctly, we must first accept how God sees us—as His unique, one-of-one masterpiece. -- The three-step process to seeing through His eyes involves abiding in Him, practicing unending forgiveness, and living in immediate obedience. -- God intentionally uses the unqualified and the ordinary so that He alone receives the glory for the extraordinary results. Scriptures for Further Study -- Isaiah 43:1-2 -- John 15:4-5 -- Matthew 6:14 -- John 21:1-11 +++++++ Join us for church this Sunday. For service times and meeting location please visit https://transformtlh.com/

    31 min
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Transformation Church is a multi-cultural, multigenerational church located at 2300 Old Bainbridge Road in Tallahassee, Florida.

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