Ironbridge Church

Worship isn't about a style of music. It's about the condition of your heart.

Hypocrisy is the gap between what we show and who we are. And Jesus would undo the show when real life isn't consistent with what we show.

Our lives can be so full of stuff, but empty of meaning. Jesus would undo spiritual indifference.

This message focuses on God's vision for a man who would impact the ancient world and is still impacting millions today through his writings. And whether God's vision for your life is to start something, stop something, or do something that will change the world or just today - It’s time to trust God’s vision, obey God’s vision, and watch what God does with your obedience!

This message focuses on a friendship formed out of the most unlikely of circumstances (Jonathan & David). It serves us as a model of the power of strong friendships, no matter individual differences. Our goal should be to take steps toward friendships in our faith community for the mutual benefit of all.

This message focuses on a parable where Jesus is teaching his disciples to continually pray and not give up. There are three characteristics highlighted in this parable to effective prayer. The goal is to refocus our attention on this powerful blessing given to us by God, and as we begin a new year, it will become a part of our daily lives.

As we start this new year, this is an opportunity to reset and refocus the most influential part of your life--your mind. Your mind is like the CPU, the central processing unit for your life. All of our decisions are made in our minds. How we perceive the world is through the lens of our mind. What we create and the work we do all starts in our mind. And through Joshua's transition into leadership...

The woman at the well experienced the life changing power of Jesus. He transformed her heart and is able to transform our heart. This story is an invitation to those who don’t have a relationship with Jesus and a challenge to those who have grown cold in their walk with Christ. Just like the woman’s life was forever changed after she met Jesus, we too can experience a new heart and a new beginning...

The story of the Shepherds reminds us that when the Glory of God shows up, it literally changes everything!

You can always trust God will be faithful because God always comes through on His promises.

Through Elizabeth and Zechariah we learn that God's story is greater than our assumptions.

The angels' announcement of the birth of our Savior is a reminder to us that we need to be saved.

There’s a force behind everything in the universe, the great motive behind creation, salvation, and everything that God says and does for his people. Love. The unconditional love of God is the why behind the what of reality. Many people have heard of the love of God, but only when it sinks down to the heart level, is believed and felt, does it give the power to face and conquer any situation in li...

Many Christians have a quietness about their faith that is rooted more in fear than in humility. Do you feel like you’re missing something? Something to make you bold in sharing your faith, in trusting God with your life, in taking big steps of faith? The truth is that God has already packed your suitcase. You’re all set. In Christ, you get all of who God is, what he has done in the past, and ever...

Every day, people walk through life carrying burdens. Whether it’s anxiety, addiction, anger, or any of the many other things...isn’t it time to change? To go in a new direction? To be free? The good news is that the gospel not only allows us to change but requires it. Weakness is the context for the power of God’s grace. The Spirit helps us in our weakness. And in all circumstances, God is workin...

We live in tension. Can you feel it? The tension between what is and what will be, the unimaginable joy and glory that God has promised for our future and the painful suffering of our present. So how do we wait? How do we wait, when all creation suffers, for God to fulfill his promises for us with patience and endurance? The key is hope—and his name is Jesus. No matter how many promises God has ma...

The foundation of our identity in Christ is our adoption into the family of God. No matter what family you came from or what your mom and dad thought of you— by faith in Jesus, you become an adopted and beloved son or daughter of God. When that truth is hard to believe, the Spirit takes the witness stand for us and helps us cry, “Abba, Father.” Jesus fulfills our longing to find our true home and...

A key aspect of our identity in Christ is the person of the Holy Spirit. God the Spirit dwells within a Christian, in fact, you can’t be a Christian without the Spirit! However, many Christians have events that mark their life of faith but do not have a daily experience of God’s Spirit. When we make space to listen to the Spirit, he empowers, guides, and frees us to grow, not in the mindset of the...

Continuing a study on our identity in Christ, we discover two paths in life with two different ways of thinking: the mindset of the flesh and the mindset of the Spirit. The mindset of the flesh is a way of life that doesn’t lead to life. In fact, it is self-destructive and bound by sin and death. But the mindset of the Spirit leads to flourishing life and peace—and God wants you to flourish. In Ch...

Who am I? Your identity has an enormous impact on your life. A positive identity can be a source of optimism and strength that helps you reach your full, God-given potential. A negative identity can be an equally powerful force holding you in bondage. The good news of this series is that our true identity is found—and never lost—in Christ. One aspect of this new identity is that in Christ, you are...

The greatest hindrance to revival in our day may just be the attempt of the people of God to try to accomplish the work of God apart from the power and presence of God. The path to revival is knowing God. We have a God we cannot even begin to fathom, and we have the privilege to come before Him. May we say with Moses, "God, show me Your glory."

We often think the problem is somewhere out there. “They” are the problem, whoever “they” happen to be. Hollywood is too immoral; the media is too liberal; professors are too cynical; millennials are too rebellious. Sure, the world is sinful. But their sin isn’t keeping God from pouring out his blessing. Sin in the church is. What prevents awakening in a community is a community of Christians that...

Far too often, we fill our lives with obstacles that make it harder for us to see God at work. No matter what we're going through, circumstances should not keep us from expecting something from God. And as we expect something, we'll find that God gives us everything we need to revive us and the world around us.