Morningview Sermon Podcast

In Jesus, we have a Savior who not only satisfies every single spiritual need, He satisfies every relational need, every emotional need, and every physical need. In this text on the feeding of the 5,000, we learn how important it is to retain an eternal perspective, how we must realize our insufficiency and Christ's all-sufficiency, and how we are to rejoice in Christ's provision. Preacher: Dr. Sh...

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 7:25-40, Pastor Jon English Lee explains Paul’s principle of living where God has called us, and then begins tracing a biblical theology of singleness throughout redemptive history.

Orphan care is a picture of the gospel. God displayed His love for us while we were yet sinners. He set His affections upon us, drew us to Himself in salvation, enabled our faith, and adopted us as His very own through Christ. This sermon encourages the body of Christ to undertake orphan care out of a genuine concern for children in need and as an example of the love of Christ within our community...

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 7:17-24, Pastor Jon English Lee explains Paul’s principle of living where God has called us, and living especially with contentment.

Soli Deo Gloria, For the Glory of God Alone. How God’s glory benefits believers. Scripture: Romans 11:33-36 Preacher: Jordan Nelson

On this 504th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, we return to Romans to consider the pivotal truth that justification is by faith alone. Through Romans 4:1-5, along with Galatians three, we explore the Nature of Justification by Faith, the Substance of Justification by Faith, and the Practice of Justification by Faith. Preacher: Dr. Shawn Merithew

Session Three: Matthew 18:15-35 - “What are His people like?” Speaker: Rev. Scott Lucky of Parkway Baptist Church, Clinton, MS

Session Two: Matthew 9:35-38 - “What is His Mission?” Speaker: Rev. Scott Lucky of Parkway Baptist Church, Clinton, MS

Session One: Luke 7:11-17 -  “Who is Jesus?” Speaker: Rev. Scott Lucky of Parkway Baptist Church, Clinton, MS

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 7:8-16, Pastor Jon English Lee explains Paul’s instructions to 4 different groups of people in Corinth: the unmarried, the married, those believers married to an unbeliever who will stay, and those believers married to an unbeliever who wants to leave.

In Luke 9, Jesus sends the disciples out to minister in order to gain some experience while He is still with them to offer direction, encouragement, and correction. He knows the day will come when He has returned to the Father and His disciples will have to follow the Holy Spirit and continue the work of gospel ministry. So through their example, we learn that we, too, are a “Sent” people engaging...

Jesus' power over the symptoms and effects of sin proved His power over sin itself. In this account of the raising of Jairus' daughter and the healing of the woman with the issue of blood, we see that Jesus Christ alone has the power to take away our sin and restore us to spiritual health. In our text, we have the first resurrection Jesus performed, showing His power and authority over the ultimat...

In this sermon from Hebrews 4:14, Pastor Jon English explains how Old Testament priests functioned and pointed toward Christ, how Christ fulfills all those roles, and how believers are called into priestly service under Christ.

As Jesus casts the Legion of demons out of the man at Garesene, we see again several critical truths: that He is the One who holds all authority over every living thing, including demons; that demons know and believe more about Jesus than most human beings today; and finally, that He has a sovereign purpose that He is bringing to accomplishment through every encounter in ministry. Scripture: Luke...

Looking at John 11:17-27, Pastor Jordan Nelson deals with the subject of physical death. How is the Christian supposed to deal with death? He discusses five truths of death with which every person should grapple.

Pastoral Intern Robert Gardner examines the Apostle Paul's teaching in 2 Corinthians 1:3-11 regarding the comfort that we receive from God and the comfort that we are then able to give, both to our brothers and sisters in Christ in our fellowship, and to unbelievers in the proclamation of the Gospel.

Pastor Jordan deals with two of the most controversial doctrines in the Bible, effectual calling and unconditional election. These two doctrines in this passage are crucial in understanding our security and assurance. Scripture: 2 Peter 1:10

As we explore the Macedonian call and Lydia's subsequent conversion, we see God's faithfulness to lead in the ministry of evangelism as well as His faithfulness to redeem His children unto Himself. As believers consider these truths, we are to be driven by our love for Christ and confidence in Christ to share His gospel boldly wherever we go. Text: Acts 16:6-14 Preacher: Dr. Shawn Merithew

In this sermon from Ephesians 2:20, Pastor Jon English explains what an apostle was, and shows how the Apostolic faith is fixed, bounded, needs guarding, accords with godliness, is found in God’s word, and is clear.

In this passage (Acts 13:44-52), we have Paul and Barnabas preaching the gospel in Pisidian Antioch. Though initially welcomed by the Jews in this city, they were rejected, reviled, and persecuted when they announced that the way of salvation was open to the Gentiles. As we explore this text, we see the danger of religion without faith, and we also see God's complete sovereignty in the work of sal...

In this sermon from Ephesians 4:5, Pastor Jon English explains the foundation for the church’s catholicity, the evidence of the church’s catholicity, and the fruit of the church’s catholicity.

Preacher: Dr. Shawn Merithew Text: Acts 8:1-8 True faith sees persecution as an opportunity to glorify God, not as justification to deny God. We may never be called upon to confess Christ under the threat of death, but we are called to live our faith in a way that shows we’re ready to do just that, because that’s the kind of faith that won’t rest while there are people who don’t know. As we love C...

In this sermon from John 17, Pastor Jon English explains how the church both IS holy, and the church IS TO BE holy. He also explains some unbiblical means of pursuing holiness.

Passage: 2 Peter 1:5-8 Preacher: Jordan Nelson God has given His people all things for life and godliness. We now see that He gives us godliness, brotherly affection, and love. We grow in these qualities by looking to the one, Christ, who willingly lived out these characteristics before us.

In this sermon from John 17, Pastor Jon English Lee explains how the church both IS united, and should seek to be united. Further, the unity of the church is based on God’s sovereign revelation, grounded on the Word, is analogous to the unity of God, and is essential to the church’s mission.