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Pastor Seth Troutt continues our Spiritual Warfare series with a message on prayer, attention, and perseverance from Ephesians 6:18-20. Prayer is not mainly a skill issue—it is often an attention issue. As we become more alert to the condition of our hearts, the temptations around us, the needs of others, and the spiritual battle we are in, we are invited to bring those things to our Father in…
Pastor Luke Simmons continues our series, “Spiritual Warfare,” with a message on the armor of God from Ephesians 6. In this sermon, we look at where Paul’s armor imagery comes from, how it connects to Isaiah 59 and Romans 13, and what it means for Christians to stand firm in Christ. Jesus has already won the decisive battle through the cross and resurrection. Now, he equips his people to stand…
Pastor Seth Troutt continues our series, “Spirtual Warfare,” by teaching from Colossians 2 on how Jesus has already won the war through His death and resurrection. Though spiritual battles continue, believers can walk with confidence because our sin-debt has been nailed to the cross and the enemy has been disarmed. In this message, Pastor Seth looks at three themes: dead, debt, and disarmed—and…
Pastor Luke Simmons begins a new series called “Spiritual Warfare” with a foundational look at what the Bible teaches about Satan, demons, temptation, and the authority of Jesus. In this message, Pastor Luke explains that spiritual warfare is not mainly about strange or frightening experiences, but about the daily battle to keep trusting and obeying God in the face of demonic deception,…
Pastor Luke Simmons shares Ironwood Church’s Vision Sunday message for the 2025–2026 ministry year. This message looks back at what God has done, looks ahead to key priorities, and calls the church to stay focused on our never-changing mission: make disciples. Pastor Luke also introduces this year’s theme, “Stand Firm,” from Ephesians 6:10–13. In a year of change, construction, spiritual warfare,…
Pastor Seth Troutt closes out our “How to Pray” series by teaching on the final line of the Lord’s Prayer: “Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.” Looking at the Garden temptation in Genesis 3, the wilderness temptation of Jesus in Matthew 4, and the reality of evil in and around us, he shows how followers of Jesus can live the good life free from the weight of sin and the…
astor Luke Simmons teaches from the Lord’s Prayer in this message from our “How to Pray” series, focusing on the line, “Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors.” Drawing from Scripture and real-life examples, he explains why we need forgiveness, what biblical forgiveness really is, how often we need it, and what kind of forgiveness we should expect from God. Luke also addresses…
Pastor Joshua Yasuda teaches from Matthew 6:11, “Give us this day our daily bread,” as part of our series, **How to Pray**. In this message, he unpacks what it means to bring our everyday needs to God, to practice daily dependence on Him, and to trust His generous posture as our Father. Using the image of simple bread and the story of manna in the wilderness, Pastor Joshua helps us see how God is…
Pastor Joshua Yasuda walks through the Lord’s Prayer phrase “Your kingdom come, your will be done” and shows how it confronts our default setting of “my kingdom, my will.” Looking at the story of the King in Matthew, he traces how Jesus is revealed as the promised Son of David and Son of Abraham who brings God’s kingdom in an unexpected, upside-down way—through humility, service, the cross, and…
Pastor Luke Simmons continues our summer series, “How to Pray,” by unpacking the phrase, “Hallowed be your name,” from the Lord’s Prayer. In this message, he explains what it means to treat God’s name as holy, why everyone is always “hallowing” something (whether they realize it or not), and how God actually changes our hearts so that we desire Him above all else. Luke also offers simple,…
Pastor Luke Simmons continues our new series, “How to Pray,” by walking slowly through the simple yet deep opening of the Lord’s Prayer: “Our Father in heaven.” In this message, Luke explores what it means that God invites us to relate to Him as Father, how that identity shapes our status and confidence before Him, and why understanding God as Father can make prayer feel more natural and less…
