Iron City Church

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Mark 1:16-20 Pastor Isaac continues a series entitled “Who is Jesus?” through the Gospel of Mark. This passage shows us that following Jesus is costly, but worth more than anything.

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Mark 1:14-15 Pastor Isaac continues a series through the Gospel of Mark. This passage shows us the best message ever: “Repent and believe in the gospel.”

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: Mark 1:1-13 Pastor Isaac begins a series through the Gospel of Mark. This passage shows us how the Lord fulfills his promises by sending Jesus as the Messiah. *Note: The sermon starts 10 minutes in due to technical difficulties.

Preacher: Jason Cook, Pastor of Fellowship Bible Church, Roswell, GA Text: Job 40: 1-5; 2 Corinthians 12:8-10 One of the founding pastors of ICC, Jason Cook, preaches a stand-alone sermon asking the question, “Where is God when it hurts?”

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: The Book of James In a long-term sermon series entitled “Bird’s-Eye” which covers each book of the Bible in a single sermon, Isaac continues with an overview of the book of James. This practical book teaches us how to live with wisdom today.

Preacher: Dustin Ratcliff Text: 1 Corinthians 13 In a stand-alone sermon, Dustin Ratcliff points us to 1 Corinthians 13 to answer the question: “What is love?” This chapter of 1 Corinthians shows us concrete ways to love like Jesus loved by the power of the Spirit which imparts Christ’s love to us.

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: The Book of Lamentations In a long-term sermon series entitled “Bird’s-Eye” which covers each book of the Bible in a single sermon, Isaac continues with an overview of the book of Lamentations. This book teaches us how to lament when all seems lost, even because of our sin. But at the heart of this book is the heart of God for his people.

Preacher: Isaac Adams Text: The Book of Job In a long-term sermon series entitled “Bird’s-Eye” which covers each book of the Bible in a single sermon, Isaac continues with an overview of the book of Job. This book shows us that the God of the Bible can be trusted even in all our uncertainties and suffering. No purpose of His can be thwarted.

Text: The Book of Judges Preacher: Isaac Adams In a long-term sermon series entitled “Bird’s-Eye” which covers each book of the Bible in a single sermon, Isaac continues with an overview of the book of Judges. Judges show us the cycle of humanity’s fallen state and our need for a greater judge and redeemer.

Text: 2 Peter 3  Speaker: Dustin Ratcliff  Wrapping up a sermon series on the book of 2 Peter, Dustin reminds us of our glorious hope in the return of King Jesus. While the Bible does not give many details about how or when Christ will return, it discusses the effects and implications of his return at length. Are we living in light of the return of Jesus?

Text: The Book of Numbers  Speaker: Isaac Adams  Introducing a long-term sermon series entitled “Bird’s-Eye,” in which we will cover each book of the Bible in a single sermon, Isaac begins with an overview of the book of Numbers. An often-neglected book, Numbers explores not only humanity’s depraved state, but also points clearly toward the coming of Christ Jesus.

Text: John 15  Speaker: Kam Pugh  The final I Am Statement spoken by Jesus in the gospel of John, Jesus teaches that He is the source of life. By abiding in Jesus’ words, we abide in Him, and by abiding in Him, we are connected to true and eternal life.

Text: 2 John Speaker: Greg Spence Truth and love are two characteristics of God; two characteristics that we are called to embody as the people of God. The ultimate meeting of truth and love is in the person of Jesus Christ.

Text: 2 Peter 2:17-22 Speaker: Dustin Ratcliff Even if we have grown numb to the devastating effects of our sin, all sin is harmful, enslaving, and hated by God. By openly discussing sin and confessing our struggles with it, we can turn from the sinful patterns in our lives and focus on the true freedom offered by Jesus.

Text: Mark 12:41-44  Speaker: Isaac Adams  Concluding our series about giving, we consider the example of the selfless widow giving her last two coins as a sacrifice to the Lord. Jesus commends this widow because she is an example of how Christians should give out of trust in and love for the Lord, and because she is an example of Jesus himself totally trusting the Father.

Text: 2 Corinthians 9 Speaker: Isaac Adams When urging the Corinthian church to give generously for the good of other churches, Paul motivates them with the gospel. In the same way, Isaac brings the gospel to the saints at Iron City and urges us to give generously as our cheerful response to God’s grace.

Text: 1 Peter 4:7-11 Speaker: Kam Pugh As members of the body of Christ, we are called to give of our service to the body. As the Spirit provides diverse spiritual and physical gifts, we should steward these gifts as God’s people for His glory and not for our own comfort.

Text: Psalm 67 Speaker: Isaac Adams Beginning a series on giving, pastor Isaac presents a primary reason to give: for the joy and blessing of nations. God invites His people to participate in His globally evangelistic work, and through giving, we can have an eternal impact in the joy and blessing of the nations.

Text: John 14 Speaker: Kam Pugh Jesus makes an existentially important and exclusive claim - that He is the only way to life with God. Jesus not only points us to truth, He is the embodiment of truth. Jesus not only provides us with life, He is the embodiment of everlasting life.

Text: Colossians 3:5-4:18  Speaker: Isaac Adams  Concluding the series on the book of Colossians, Isaac presents the exhortations of Paul, giving the congregation practical examples of how to live lives that are holy and pleasing to the Lord.

Text: John 11:1-44 Speaker: Kam Pugh Through this account of raising Lazarus from the dead, Jesus proves not only His power over life and death but also His humanity and ability to feel human emotions. Jesus displays His love by weeping with his friends and by giving them a miraculous signpost to point to the resurrection to come.

Text: Colossians 3:1-4  Preacher: Isaac Adams  As we remember Jesus’ resurrection on Easter, every Sunday, and all throughout our lives, we should set our minds on the things that are above. We should seek Christ and His kingdom, finding hope in His victory over death.

Text: Colossians 2:6-23  Preacher: Isaac Adams  As Christians, we should be rooted and built up in Jesus Christ. Not adding outward appearances, behavioral issues, or good works to the foundation of our faith, but resting in the finished work of Jesus, who has nailed our record of debt to the cross.

Text: 2 Peter 2:1-16  Preacher: Dustin Ratcliff  Adding or taking away from the good news of Jesus Christ can only lead to death. Pastor Dustin warns us of the dangerous but sometimes attractive deceit of false teachers as he continues preaching through the second letter of Peter.

Text: Colossians 1:24-2:5 Preacher: Isaac Adams Suffering is an inevitable part of the human experience, yet as Christians, we can rejoice in our suffering by looking to and hoping in Jesus.