Morningview Sermon Podcast

Pastor Jordan Nelson preaches from 2 Peter 1:3-4. God works all things for life and godliness through knowledge of Him. He also gives us precious and very great promises to walk in godliness continually.

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 4:1-5, Pastor Jon English Lee explains Paul’s role, Paul’s judge, and Paul’s comfort, and how all of those connect to Christ.

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 3:18-23, Pastor Jon English Lee explains how self-deception, pride, and boasting in men is inconsistent with the reality of who we are, and especially who we are in Christ, for in Christ we are heirs to all things.

Pastor Jordan Nelson preaches from 2 Peter 1:3. In God’s divine goodness and power, He grants believers everything they need for life and godliness. From justification to glorification, God is graciously giving everything we need to please Him.

Scripture: Matthew 22:1-14 Pastor Jordan Nelson reminds us that the wedding feast is a glorious occasion. We should desire to go and worship our king. God has given us a great invitation to come to the party, but he has also called us to go and gather others.

In this sermon 1 Corinthians 1-3, in which Pastor Jon English Lee starts off a series of sermons on personal evangelism, we see that Paul emphasized 4 C’s: the catalyst of evangelism (i.e., the gospel), the content of evangelism, that he exhibited the contentment of an evangelist of God, and that he kept in mind the community of God.

In the final chapter of Hosea, the prophet seeks to make one final call for Israel to repent of their idolatry and find their hope and rest in the the coming kingdom of God, ruled by the truly good One, Jesus, who is a tree of life for all who come to him in faith. Preacher: Cody Floate

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 3:16-17, Pastor Jon English Lee explains how the church is the new temple of God, which means the church is the place of God’s special revealed presence, is holy and pure, is divinely made and ordered, and is only entered through the work of a priest. Furthermore, the new temple is also protected by God himself, and thus we would be warned to not tear it down thro...

Scripture: 2 Peter 1:1 Summary: Pastor Jordan Nelson begins a sermon series going through Peter’s second letter to the elect exiles of the Dispersion. We see that the recipients of this letter are qualified to hear these words from Peter because they have “obtained a faith of equal standing” to the apostles. In this sermon, Pastor Jordan explains the origin and object of our faith. He also shows u...

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 3:10-15, Pastor Jon English explains how the church’s one foundation is Jesus Christ, how every believer must choose on what foundation he will build, and how he will build upon that foundation.

How is it that a person can be so transformed that they embrace what the world hates? And how is that a person can have no fear of being hated, even when that hatred leads to their death? The answer is the Gospel, and particularly, Christ's resurrection. In this Easter Sunday sermon from Luke 6:20-26, Pastor Shawn Merithew explores the contrast between persecution and popularity, seeing how Christ...

In this short sermon from Leviticus 16, Pastor Jon English Lee explains the connections between Aaron’s work on the Day of the Atonement in the Tabernacle to the Priestly work of Christ on the Cross. Christ is our Mercy Seat of Atonement and our Scapegoat who removes our sins far from us.

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 3:5-9, Pastor Jon English explains how disunity in the church can be battled by having a proper view of our human leaders and a proper view of God.

Text: Luke 6:20-26 Pastor Shawn Merithew What Jesus gives us in these opening seven verses of His “Sermon on the Plain” is four blessings followed by four woes, thereby contrasting for us two ways of life. Jesus takes the things that no one wants – poverty, hunger, sorrow, and persecution – and tells us that these are the very things that God blesses. Then He says that everything the world wants –...

Text: Revelation 22:1-5 Preacher: Jordan Nelson In heaven there will be no more darkness. There be no more hidden sin, concealed shame, or shrouded truth. We will see that this who who walk in darkness will wake up to God’s wrath, but those who are sons of light will behold God’s glory for all eternity.

In Luke 6:12-19, we have Jesus selecting the 12 men who will be his apostles. We are going to see that by human standards, they are ordinary, flawed individuals – nothing more than fools by the standards of the world. Yet 11 of these men will be the pillars of the NT church. But first, they would have to go through poverty, rejection, sorrow, loss, and persecution. Like their Lord, the path to glo...

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 3:1-4, Pastor Jon English explains how believers ought to mature in their faith, avoiding the common temptations toward strife and jealousy, and instead pursue the spiritual fruit of peaceableness.

What does Bible say about how Christians should honor the principle of one day of rest for every six days of work? We must say with Matthew 5:17 that Christ did not come to abolish the Law, He came to fulfill it. Christ fulfilled and thus abrogated the civil and ceremonial requirements of the Old Testament Law, but the moral law still stands. The fourth command to honor the Sabbath is part of the...

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 2:16, Pastor Jon English explains how the mind of Christ changes how we view our lives, emboldens humble service to others, removes our snobbery, and unties our tongues.

Scripture text: Luke 6:1-5 Dispensationalists and New Covenant theologians agree that in Luke 5:33-39, Jesus is teaching about the New Covenant. But right after Luke records Jesus' teaching about the New Covenant, God sovereignly directs him to record for us Christ's own understanding of the Sabbath. And what Christ teaches us is NOT that the Sabbath requirement is ceased or superseded, but fully...

In this sermon from 1 Cor 2:16, Pastor Jon English explains how the mind of Christ changes how we view our lives, emboldens humble service to others, removes our snobbery, and unties our tongues.

In Luke 5:33-39, we once again have Jesus responding to the prevailing legalism of His day with divine wisdom. Because He is the bridegroom arrived to redeem His bride, the church, it would be inappropriate for his disciples to fast. In the parables of the clothing patch and the new wine in old wineskins, He is making reference to the new covenant He had come to establish, a covenant in continuity...

In this sermon Pastor Jon English explains the inability of natural man, the ability of the spiritual man, and how the work of the Holy Spirit ought to propel us toward holiness, purity, and peaceableness.

In the last session of our 2021 Global Missions Conference, guest preacher Chip Bugnar preaches from Romans 4:16-5:11: The gospel will succeed in saving sinners and God will satisfy all who are saved. This is on the ability of the gospel to produce what it promises and to be worth whatever costs are necessary.

John G. Paton was a missionary to the New Hebrides Islands. He encountered many trials dealing with the cannibals, the loss of his first and second wives, and religious persecution. However, he remained faith to the call to bring the gospel to those who were lost.