Morningview Sermon Podcast

Jesus is alive! As we begin our exposition of Luke 24, we discuss God's plans for the first witnesses of the resurrection of His Son, the critical importance of remembering the truth of the Gospel, and the glorious report that the disciples struggled to believe.

In this sermon from Song of Solomon 8:1-7, Pastor Jon English explains how Solomon’s poetry points us toward faithful use of our words, as well as points us toward the heavenly fulfillment of all our desires.

Exceeding grief, deep emotional pain, the emptiness of loss – these were the emotions being felt by the followers and loved ones of Jesus as they watched Him die. Now it was time for them to care for the body of Jesus. From this text, we glean the significance of Jesus' death, and we are blessed to behold the courage and compassion of people like Joseph of Arimathea, Nicodemas, and Mary Magdal...

In this sermon from 1 Peter 5:1-4 (and other texts), Pastor Jon English explains the duties and dangers present for both shepherds and a sheep in the household of God.

Jesus was always going to accomplish His mission by dying for our sins. He is the Lamb of God who came to take away our sin. His death and resurrection secures our forgiveness and the gift of eternal life. So we all know this story – it is familiar to us. Yet, the way Luke is led by the Holy Spirit to record this part of the narrative captures amazing eternal realities that are on display as Jesus...

Luke is the only gospel writer that gives us this account of the salvation of the thief on the cross. Through this part of his gospel narrative, we are brought again to consider the witness of Christ's sufferings and the powerful way He saves sinners from condemnation and wrath. The thief on the cross in our brother, and the testimony of last minute conversion reminds us that no one is beyond...

In this sermon from Song of Solomon 7, Pastor Jon English explains how the love of the King woos his bride back to the garden, how the King delights in re-writing sorrowful histories, and how the King’s love points us to the un-doing of the curse.

In this sermon, Pastor Jordan warns us about being men and women who are in love with this present age, how the world is fleeting, and that the one who boast in himself does not love God.

In this Sermon, Pastor Jordan helps us understand that we are all growing in holiness and spiritual maturity. 

In this sermon from Leviticus 17, Pastor Jon English explains how the Old Testament sacrifices teach us about the importance of purification and atonement, how false worship and idolatry remain a temptation, and how Christ is the atoning sacrifice we need.

In this sermon from Song of Solomon 6, Pastor Jon English explains how the Faithful bridegroom warmly embraces the bride who had so coldly refused him.

Isaiah 53:12 tells us that Jesus “was numbered with the transgressors; yet he bore the sin of many.” In this first of three sermons on the crucifixion of Christ from the gospel of Luke, we explore the horror of His sufferings, the wickedness of those present around the cross, and the glory of a Savior who would ask the Father to forgive His murderers.

In this sermon Pastor John Miller exhorts us to see God’s compassion, and ask ourselves if we feel the same.

In this Sermon Pastor John Miller exhorts us to reflect upon the mercy that God has shown each of us.

In this sermon Pastor John Miller explains how we can be just like Jonah: proud and fleeing God. But he also explains how God’s mercy and salvation extend even to proud, prodigal prophets.

In this sermon Pastor John Miller explains how God’s mercy pursues Jonah, and further shows how God’s mercy is seen in the work of the greater Jonah (Jesus Christ).

With the text, we begin to explore Jesus' difficult path to the cross. After Pilate gave way to the religious mob and ordered that Jesus be crucified, the Roman soldiers treated Jesus with contempt and then began his trek to the cross. Due to His weakened state, Simon the Cyrene was pressed in to service to carry the cross. As we consider his example, and hear againJesus' words to those gr...

In this sermon from Song of Solomon 5:9-16, Pastor Jon English explains how the bride views her husband, the glorious king, and how Jesus is the fulfillment of that.

In this sermon, we see that Pilate tries a third time to release Jesus. But the people reject His verdict once again, and pressure him into crucifying Jesus. With the crowd's demand that Barabbas be released instead of Jesus, there is a beautiful foreshadowing. Here we are given an amazing picture of the substitutionary atonement.

In this sermon from Song of Solomon 5:2-8, Pastor Jon English explains how the bride rejects the request of the King, and how our King often uses discipline and trials to draw us closer to Him.

This sermon explores the second half of Christ's trial before the authorities in Israel. With both Herod Antipas and Pilate, we see men who are driven by selfish pursuits and expediency rather than truth or conviction. In contrast, we have Christ who is marked by divine resolve, meekness, and love.

This sermon was delivered on December 31, 2023, and the focus of the sermon is to encourage believers to be faithful in prayer, in the study of God's Word, and in bearing out the fruit of faithful discipleship as the New Year begins.

In this short sermon from 1 John 4:9-10, Pastor Jon English explains how God’s love is seen in the sending of the Son to take away sin and bring light into the world.

From the first 2 ½ verses of Hebrews 1, we learn that Jesus is the Son of God, the Ultimate Revelation of God, the fulfillment of All the Old Testament Anticipated, the Heir of All Things, the Agent of Creation, the Visible Radiance of God's Glory, the Exact Expression of God's Nature, and the Sustainer of all Creation. This morning we explore how Christ is the Purifier of God's People...

“What qualifications are required in the One who would save people from condemnation and give them eternal life?” As we move from verse 2 to verse 3, there is a change of subject from the Father to the Son, and this verse establishes that Christ is not only uniquely qualified to be the revealer of God, He is also uniquely qualified to be the mediator of the new covenant. He is qualified for these...