Iron City Church

PLEASE BE ADVISED: In this sermon, at minute 22:22, Isaac recounts a story in which he quotes someone using a racial slur. Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Mark 11:12-25 Pastor Isaac continues a series entitled “Who is Jesus?” through the Gospel of Mark. In this sermon, Isaac preaches that faith matters.

Preacher: Kam Pugh Text: Revelation 2:8-11 Just as Jesus was faithful unto death, he calls his church to also faithfully follow him unto death. Not because He is cruel, but because He is bigger than death and better than life.

Preacher: Kam Pugh Text: Psalm 116:1-2 Pastor Kam encourages the church to pray because the Lord listens.

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Mark 11:1-11 Pastor Isaac continues a series entitled “Who is Jesus?” through the Gospel of Mark. In this sermon Isaac encourages us to behold Jesus.

Preacher: Kam Pugh Text: Revelation 2:1-7 Pastor Kam begins a sermon series entitled “Seven Letters.” In this sermon, Kam urges the church to return to her first love, Jesus Christ.

Preacher: Yannick Christos-Wahab Text: Psalm 103 In this stand-alone sermon, guest preacher Yannick preaches Psalm 103. This passage teaches us to talk truth to ourselves in order to bless the Lord.

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Mark 10:46-52 Pastor Isaac continues a series entitled “Who is Jesus?” through the Gospel of Mark. The passage urges us to see Jesus in all his glory.

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Mark 10:34-45 Pastor Isaac continues a series entitled “Who is Jesus?” through the Gospel of Mark. This passage shows what we want from Jesus, what he wants from us, and why.

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Mark 10:32-24 Pastor Isaac continues a series entitled “Who is Jesus?” through the Gospel of Mark. This passage shows us that where Jesus goes Christians go. Their fate is bound up to Christ’s.

In this stand-alone sermon, Ray Ortlund encourages the church to abound in hope.

Preacher: Guest Preacher Text: 1 Timothy 3:14-16 A former ICC elder, commissioned to serve overseas, preaches at Iron City, reminding us that we serve the only living God and that as His church, we uphold and support the truth of the gospel for the world to see.

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Titus 2:11-13 As we reflect on Jesus’ first coming, and as we await Jesus’ second coming, let us pursue holiness and godliness in the present.

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Matthew 1:21 Jesus’ mission was as clear as His name: He was born to save His people from their sins.

Preacher: Kam Pugh Text: Amos 8:11 Waiting in silence can be extremely difficult and painful. Though God’s people have often had to wait and sometimes in silence, God broke the silence once and for all by sending the Word made flesh, Jesus Christ.

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Exodus 12:40 Just like the Israelites waited in Egypt for over 400 years before God delivered them, Christians often have to wait on the Lord to rescue us. His promise, though, is to be with us while we wait.

Preacher: Dustin Ratcliff Text: Genesis 21:5 God often requires His people to wait. We follow the model of Abraham who waited on the Lord with imperfect faith, and the Lord fulfilled His promises with perfect faithfulness.

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Mark 10:17-31 This week Isaac discussed the rich young ruler and how idolatry often comes in forms we don’t realize.

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Mark 10:1-16 This week Isaac tackled a difficult passage on divorce, giving context to a challenging passage. Then we see Jesus tell the children to come to him.

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Mark 9:30-50 This week Isaac hops back into Mark to talk about how Jesus subverts our expectations of greatness

Preacher: Kam Pugh Text: Matthew 13: 44-46 The kingdom heaven has value beyond compare. As Christians, we ought to be willing to part with anything else in our lives before giving up Jesus - because He is worth it.

Preacher: Dustin Ratcliff Text: Revelation 21:1-6; 22:1-5 Though we experience so much pain and longing in this life, we are promised a life in a new and restored Earth - where there will be no more hurt, no more sadness, no more longing, but we will dwell in perfect relationship with God and with each other.

Preacher: Kam Pugh Text: Romans 12:21 Because Jesus has overcome the world, sin, and death through His finished work, we can choose to overcome evil with good in our own lives.

Preacher: Kam Pugh Text: Romans 12:14, 19-20 Paul’s radical, counter-cultural call to Christians is to love our enemies in the same way that God loved us while we were His enemies.

Preacher: Kam Pugh Text: Romans 12:16-18 Because we have been purchased into God’s family by Jesus’ blood, Christians are called to live at peace and in harmony with each other.

Preacher: Dustin Ratcliff Text: John 4:1-30; 39-42 Despite the barriers in our lives, Jesus radically pursues His people despite our shame, our poor reputations, or any other barrier.