Over the last decade, the church has slowly awakened to the reality, impact, and devastation of trauma. However, there is one form of trauma that seems most elusive for the church to identify: spiritual trauma. But the difficulty in identifying it doesn’t change the painful experiences many Christians have endured under the guise of Christian leadership. 

Here at Icon, we want to be a gracious, accommodating, and healing voice for those in our city who have endured such trauma. Because of that, we hosted a forum to unpack what spiritual trauma is, how to identify it in your own story, and how to begin the healing process. 

This event included a two-part teaching: Part one was from Beth Broom, a Trauma Specialist LPC. Part 2 was taught by Lead Pastor, Josh Sercey. Josh and Beth then partnered to conduct an audience Q&A session.

Note: Due to copyright reasons, the first teaching by Beth Broom is available by request only. Please email [email protected] for the link to the audio recording. The following recording includes only the teaching from Joshua Sercey and then the audience Q&A. 

Continuing in our Why Us Why Here series, Pastor Josh looks at what it means to be Renewed as Community. 

This week, Pastor Josh explore the value of being Grounded by Scripture. We see together that grounding in Scripture starts with a foundational delight in Scripture. 

This week, Pastor Josh looks at what it means to be grace-oriented as a church. We see how the grace of God orients our relationship with God and with one another.

This week in our "Why Us, Why Here?" series, Pastor Josh looks at Acts 1:4-9 and explores why the Holy Spirit’s power is critical to our church.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh kicks off our new Fall series, "Why Us, Why Here?". We look at our first value as a church: being Jesus-Centered. Tune in to find out why our identity in Jesus should be the most important thing about us.