Crestview Sermons

In this sermon, Phil Auxier launches our series in 2 Corinthians with the opening words of blessing the God of all comfort from 2 Corinthians 1:1-11.

In this sermon from John Wilson on Memorial Day Weekend 2023, we get the Bible’s worldview progressing to affect how we work.

In this final sermon in our Titus series, Phil Auxier uses Titus 3:12-15 to show how Jesus turns our ways to be practically beneficial to others.

In this sermon from Titus 3:1-11, Luke helps us see what Jesus’s intentions for His people are as they are distinct.

In this sermon from Titus 2:11-15, Phil Auxier helps us see all that Jesus brings to people.

In this sermon from Titus 2:1-10, Phil Auxier presses into ways we become an adorning church, adorning Jesus and a way of life in keeping with Him.

In this sermon from Titus 1:6-16, Luke helps us see what it means to surround ourselves with those who want to know Jesus and make Him known.

In Titus 1:1-5, we begin to see some foundations for what it looks like for a church to be ordered in God’s truth.

On Easter Sunday 2023, Phil Auxier showed two movements toward resurrection power from Philippians 3:8-11.

In this Good Friday sermon from Psalm 22, Phil Auxier helps us find encouragement in what Jesus has done for us.

In this Palm Sunday 2023 sermon, Phil Auxier shows the announcement, fulfillment, and invitation our King provides in Luke 4:16-30.

In the morning sermon time, Kevin E and Luke share about recent trips to South Asia and press us into the Gospel need that exists there. Luke’s focus settled in Romans 15:14-33.

In this final sermon from our Job series, Phil Auxier digs through Job 40:6-42:17 to show how God graciously promises to come to help sufferers.

In this sermon from Job 38:1-40:5, Phil Auxier shows some reminders that emerge as God graciously responds to sufferers like Job.

In this sermon from Job 33, we draw some tips on our interactions with others, ultimately pointing them to our Wonderful Counselor.

In this sermon from Job 29-31, Luke helps direct us to how Jesus can be trusted in our sufferings.

In this sermon from Job 19, Phil Auxier shows what common questions emerge in suffering and points us to some good news.

In this sermon from Job 18, Phil Auxier deals with Bildad’s hard truth for Job, misapplied and lacking tact, as a way forward to better care for another and more profound love for Jesus.

In this sermon from Job 9, Phil Auxier orients to some problems we face in suffering and how we attempt to navigate those.

In this sermon from Job 3, Luke helps us as we are freed to express our pain to God.

In this sermon from Job 1-2, Phil Auxier gives some initial considerations if we’re privileged to face suffering.

In this sermon from James 5:11b, Phil Auxier helps prepare us for our Winter 2023 study in the book of Job.

In this sermon from 1 Thessalonians 1:2-10, Phil Auxier connects God’s Word to the mission we’ve been given to help others know Jesus and make Him known.

Using John 15:16 to kick off our Week of Prayer, Phil Auxier showed how Jesus’s initiative and heart lead us to dependent asking.

In this Christmas Day sermon, Phil Auxier wraps our O Come, O Come Emmanuel series and uses 1 Peter 1:6-9 to invite us to rejoice.