Crestview Baptist Prattville

In this sermon on Luke 20:1-8, Bro. Michael examines the source of Jesus' authority, and our need to accept his authority over us.

Luke 19:45-48 details one of the most interesting incidences in Jesus' ministry - the cleansing of the temple. In this sermon, Bro. Michael shows us how Jesus was both bringing divine judgment on a broken system while seeking to restore it's true purpose.

What does the Triumphal Entry teach us about Christ? In this sermon on Luke 19:28-40, Bro. Michael examines this passage to find our more about Jesus and how he challenges us to follow in his steps.

A quick internet search will show numerous blogs and sermons about how to increase your faith. The disciples wanted a bigger faith, too. In this sermon on Luke 17:5-10, Bro. Michael looks at Jesus' response. Hint: He's not just interested in a bigger faith...

The story of Zacchaeus is a favorite of many children. In this sermon on Luke 19:1-10, Bro. Michael calls us back to the Scripture to fill in the details our Sunday School teachers missed.

When the disciples wanted to learn from Jesus, they could have asked him to teach them anything. They chose to ask "How should we pray?" In this sermon on Luke 11:1-13, Bro. Michael helps us learn to pray at the feet of the Master.

Jesus said that we needed to be like children to enter the Kingdom of God. But what does he mean? In this sermon on Luke 18:15-17, Bro. Michael examines Christ's teachings about children and how we must become like a child to enter His Kingdom.

In this sermon from Luke 10:38-42, Bro. Michael explores how our service to God can distract us from him, and how to realign ourselves with him.

For our Homecoming service, we were honored to have Dr. Chuck Kelley preach. Dr. Kelley is the Distinguished Research Professor of Evangelism and President Emeritus at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and the Founder of Innovative Evangelism. He preaches this sermon from Matthew 5.

Now that our vision has been examined, what will it take to live that vision out? In this sermon, Bro. Michael reveals three milestones to help us track our progress, and three simple steps it will take to make God's vision a reality.

God has commissioned his Church to make disciples.

Who do we need to be to live out the vision God has for Crestview? In this sermon, Bro. Michael shares the six core characteristics that we will need to have to see God's vision realized.

By the blood of Christ we belong together. Sermon on Ephesians 2:11-22.

In Ephesians 1-2, Paul talks about the adoption we have in Christ. This sermon seeks to explore our relationship with God through Christ.

God has given his church a directive: proclaim His gospel and make disciples. But how does our church do that in our context: with our people in our community? In this sermon, Bro. Michael considers how this vision of being God's Family gives us a blueprint for fulfilling God's Great Commission.

As Crestview Baptist pursues God's mission for our congregation, we recognize that we are God's family, and that our community needs us to live in light of our relationship with God.

In this sermon on Luke 21:29-36, Bro. Michael finishes his series in the parables of Jesus. Jesus is coming back - the signs are all around. The question is: are you ready?

The end of Revelation gives us a promise from Christ: he is coming soon!

In this sermon from Luke 20:9-19, Bro. Michael examines the characters of Jesus' parable of the wicked tenants, and finds the story of humanity.

Revelation 21:9-22:5 gives us a picture of the New Jerusalem, the place of God's permanent presence with men, and the River of Life flowing from his throne.

The new heaven and new earth demonstrate the culmination of God's redemptive work in human history.

In this sermon from Revelation 20:7-15, Bro. Michael shows us the certainty and severity of God's ultimate judgment of the Devil, the Dead, and Death.

In this sermon on Luke 18:1-8, Bro. Michael examines the parable of the persistent widow and Jesus' charge to not stop seeking God's perfect justice.

In this sermon from Revelation 20:1-6, Bro. Michael examines how Satan is incompetent to thwart God's justice.

In this sermon from Revelation 19:11-21, Bro. Michael reminds us that Jesus will judge the wicked and reign over all.