1 Corinthians 7 / Demetrius Hicks

An often under-discussed topic in churches, pastor Demetrius calls the congregation to consider singleness as the Bible describes it - a status that is no less honorable or blessed than marriage. While marriage is often idolized in Western society and in the church, single people should be held with the same respect and given the same level of relational community as married people.

1 Corinthians 5; 6:9-20 / Kam Pugh

In the second sermon in a series on identity, Kam points to Paul’s warnings against sexual sin in his letter to the Corinthian church. We should flee from sexual temptation as Christians, instead pursuing a lifestyle of purity and holiness through Christ.

1 Corinthians 1 / Kam Pugh

Kam kicks off our Identity sermon series by pointing us to our true identity in Christ. We, like the Corinthian church, are prone to find our identity in so many other ways, but we must remember our primary identity as saints, redeemed by the blood of Jesus.

Luke 18:1-8 / Isaac Adams

Pastoral candidate Isaac Adams exhorts the body to remain in prayer, following the example of the persistent widow in Jesus’ parable. The unrighteous judge eventually answered her cry, and even more will the Lord answer the cries of His people.

1 Peter 5:1-11

Dustin reminds the body of the role and responsibilities of elders. As Iron City is in a season of potentially adding to the eldership, we must take seriously the calling of elders and learn how to practically apply the principles prescribed in the Bible to the specific vision of Iron City Church.

Psalm 2 / Dustin Ratcliff

Dustin concludes our summer in the Psalms by pointing us directly to King Jesus. The Psalms, the book of songs that God’s people have worshipped with for millennia, references the Son of God specifically here. We should submit to and worship King Jesus that we may be raised to new life with Him.

Psalm 103 / Justin Allen

Iron City elder Justin Allen takes the congregation through Psalm 103, encouraging the church to remember the Gospel daily and praise God in response.

Psalm 61 / Justin Carter

Elder Justin Carter reminds us that God is near to His people and answers their prayers. He is our rock and our refuge. We should run to Him to meet our needs and then live in constant praise in response.

Psalm 104 / Dustin Ratcliff

Dustin invites us to meditate on the majesty of God through His incredible creation and worship Him because of how He has revealed Himself to us through what He has done.

Psalm 34 / Aaron Jaillet

Elder Aaron Jaillet shares from his own life and through David’s life, reminding Christians that we must seek the Lord through our trials. The Lord is near to us even when we aren’t aware of His presence.