Psalm 137 / Ben Crocker

Ben Crocker preaches this week from Psalm 137, a passage that reflects similar sorrows to our present world. Though the Biblical author despairs, Ben’s discussion expounds on the knowledge that God, out of love for His people, delivers justice and judgment and will make all things new.

Psalm 113 / Kameron Pugh

In Psalm 113, we see there is nothing that can compare with the Lord. Kam’s sermon on this passage challenges us to think about what we worship and how we worship.

Psalm 94 / Gavin King

In Psalm 94, we are told that God cares about injustice. Gavin King, an Iron City Church ministry resident, challenges us in this sermon to consider, in light of this truth, our own relationship with injustice. While we await the day that the Lord makes everything right, may we not only long for justice, but fight for it.

Psalm 130 / Ben Crocker

Ben Crocker, an elder of Iron City Church, returns to preach this week from Psalm 130. Here we see waiting and hoping are intertwined, and that as we wait for the Lord, our hope rests in His word and His promises. Ben also discusses what waiting looks like practically, both in its challenges and in its rewards.

Psalm 119:165-176 / Michael Andrzejewski

Michael Andrzejewski, an elder of Iron City Church, preaches this week as we continue our study of the Psalms. He teaches us that peace is internal, external, and eternal, and ultimately, it comes from loving God’s word. In order to win the greatest battle within ourselves, within our minds, then we must center ourselves on the words of the Lord.

Psalm 1 / Dustin Ratcliff

Dustin Ratcliff preaches this week to begin our summer series in the Psalms.  Looking at Psalm 1, he challenges us to consider what it means to delight in the Word of the Lord and why we should delight in His law.

Hebrews 13:8-25 / Daniel Gilliland

Daniel Gilliland, a ministry resident at Iron City, concludes our study of Hebrews by reminding us that Jesus does not change but we do. God changes believers through salvation and continues to change them through sanctification. In turn, we offer ourselves as living sacrifices in response to the sacrifice Jesus made for

Hebrews 13:1-8 / Kameron Pugh

The penultimate sermon of our Hebrews series challenges us to walk in the reconciliation we have experienced in Christ by honoring the gospel with our actions. Kam reminds us that we are to live practically who we are positionally, never forgetting that Jesus is better than anything this world can offer.

Kameron Pugh // Hebrews 12:18-29

In part 2 of the penultimate chapter of Hebrews, Kam compares the kingdoms of this world to the kingdom of God and admonishes us to heed the words of Jesus as He calls us into His kingdom.

Text: Hebrews 12:1-17; Speaker: Kameron Pugh

Talking through the first half of Hebrews 12, Kam encourages Christians to run the race faithfully, casting aside not only the sins but also the morally neutral weights that can slow us down as we pursue what God has called us to, even during times of suffering or discipline.