We are thrilled to share news of the book Re: velation, written by Rev. Dr. Stan Gale, who has served as a pastor here at Iron Works. Check out the book review, below.
Read MoreMary K Andreades reflects on the artistic process of her art for the Song of Songs series…
“Sex in the Song of Solomon is good for you, rich in antioxidants, like pomegranate juice, like dawn in the Garden of Eden.”
There are different ways we can respond to the current Coronavirus crisis, and many preparations we can make to deal with it. Of all the preparations and social distancing measures we are taking, the most important preparation we should make is theological. How are we as Christians to view what is happening?
Read MoreAs the COVID-19 corona virus has begun to appear in our area, I want to update you on the plans Iron Works has in place to work toward preventing its spread on Sunday mornings.
Read MoreThe Ironcast is a biweekly podcast that reflects on the previous Sunday's sermon, and, in doing so, helps prepare our hearts for worship on the Sunday to come. This week, Rob, Sheyna, and guest Pat Gallagher break down what it means to be a member of Iron Works, among other topics.
Read MoreIt is amazing how fast Saturday rolls around each week. For me, that means thinking about church the next morning. That means I need to prepare myself for church. How do I do that?
Read MoreHere we will reflect upon the final seven words—that is, phrases—of Jesus while on the cross, just before he died. Let us pay attention carefully, for his words were intentional, deep, and heavy, and they are powerful.
Read MoreWhile being able to string a couple of days together to step aside from the ordinary course of events is nice, it’s not always possible or practical. But we can look for those brief breathers to the race before us, the rest stop into which we can pull off to stretch our legs, clear our minds, appreciate our surroundings, and refresh our bodies.
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