Icon Church Sermons

This week Pastor Josh explores the seven bowls in Revelation. We see how God’s judgment is not something Christians should be embarrassed about, but should praise him for it. Sermon Scripture: Revelation 15:5 - 16:21

This week Pastor Josh looks at the two beasts in Revelation 13. We see how evil will use political and religious powers to pressure Christians out of their discipleship.

This week Pastor Josh explores the tactics of Satan in Revelation 12. We see that accusation and shame are Satan’s favorite tools of warfare, and also how we can battle against that with the gospel. 

This week Pastor Josh looks at the Seven Trumpets in Revelation. Through this text we see the warning God gives around the dangers of sin and how God wants his church to react.

This week Pastor Josh looks at what happens when the kingdom of God confronts the kingdom of evil. We look at Revelation 6 and 7 to see how evil reacts when Jesus seeks to bring his kingdom.

This week, guest preacher Beau Hughes teaches from Jesus's interactions with the rich young ruler in Mark 10.

This week, guest preacher Seth Westhoff looks at Jesus’s message to the church in Laodicea. We see the need for zealous repentance when our faith has become lukewarm.

This week, we take a break from our normal sermon series to hear from Pastor EuGene Lewis about the parable of the Good Samaritan and what it looks like to be compassionate followers of Christ.

This week Pastor Josh looks at Jesus’s message to the church in Philadelphia from Revelation 3:7-13. We see how Jesus’s acceptance can help us endure rejection from our culture. 

This week one of our Elder Candidates, Ben Wishall, looks at Jesus’s message to the church in Sardis from Revelation 3:1-6. We see how Jesus is intent on addressing the core of who we are and not just what we project to others.

This week Josh looks at Jesus’s message to the church in Thyatira in Revelation 2:18-29. We explore what to hold onto when our career threatens our faith in Jesus.

This week Pastor Josh covers Jesus’s message to the church in Pergamum. We see that faith in Jesus will sometimes mean exclusion from the normal pieces of society.

This week, Pastor Josh looks at what Jesus says to the church in Smyrna and how we see what to do when suffering doesn’t seem to be ending.

This week Pastor Josh covers Jesus’s message to the church in Ephesus. We see that without a prioritized love for Jesus, our faith is at risk.

This week, Ben Wishall examines how the prophet Isaiah shows us in Isaiah 6 that we can find peace when earthly comforts fail us.

This week, Pastor Josh looks at the vision of Jesus given in Revelation 1. We see how much his strength and power means to our continuing endurance as disciples.

This week Pastor Josh kicks off our new series in the book of Revelation at Icon Church Seattle. He shares ten important principles on how to interpret such a complicated book.

In closing our Jesus the Great Philosopher series, Pastor Josh explores the conclusion Jesus gives in his Sermon the Mount. We see that there are only two options for his conclusion: either follow Jesus or don’t.

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Josh shares three implications of why the resurrection should seize us into astonishment: the victory over death, the forgiveness of sins, and the real hope we have.

This week, Pastor Josh looks at what Jesus has to say about judging others in his Sermon on the Mount.

This week, Pastor Josh looks at what Jesus says about our anxiety. We see how Jesus invites us to see reality through a biblical lens, how that can calm our anxiety, and how to begin seeing in a new way through faith.

This week Pastor Josh explores how Jesus thinks about money. We see the importance of analyzing where our allegiance and hope lies: either with God, or with money.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh looks at Jesus’s teaching on prayer. We see where prayer gets its power, what we should pray for, and how to think through unanswered prayer.

This week, Josh takes a break from our Jesus the Great Philosopher series to preach from Psalm 123 about endurance in exhaustion and seeking the sustaining help of God.