Crestview Sermons

In this sermon from Psalm 134, Phil Auxier wraps up our Songs of Ascents series with encouragements for pilgrims to bless the Lord.

In this sermon from Psalm 133, Luke helps us see how Gospel unity is good and pleasurable.

In this sermon from Psalm 132, Phil Auxier helps give guidance to pilgrims on the way to God Himself.

For Pastor Phil’s 20 years of service to Crestview, we invited some guest speakers to help us celebrate. In this sermon from 1 John 1:5-7, Jared Wilson invites us to walk in the light and in fellowship with one another because of the realities of what Jesus has done for us.

In this sermon from Psalm 131, Brad Russell helps us celebrate Pastor Phil’s 20 years of service by calling us to be content in and hope in the Lord.

In this sermon from Romans 15:13, Ray Ortlund takes us into… the sacred joy that sets a church apart as truly Christian, the spiritual joy that the gospel itself continually inspires. (how Ray described this sermon) This sermon was the second sermon given to celebrate Pastor Phil’s 20th Anniversary at Crestview.

In this sermon from 2 Timothy 2:1-2, Dale Baker challenges us to be investing in the lives of others.

In this sermon from Psalm 130, Phil Auxier shows how God brings us out of depths to live in the here and now with hope.

In this sermon from Psalm 129, Ben Cornish helps establish us with a view of suffering that enables us to pray for our enemies because of God’s righteousness.

In this sermon from Psalm 128, Tom Dixon helps us see how fearing God provides a foundation for fruitful living.

In this sermon from Psalm 127, Kole Farney helps us live in the realities of what God is doing in the world.

In this sermon by Luke from Psalm 126, we’re drawn to look to Christ and rejoice in God’s restoring work in us.

In this sermon from Psalm 125, Phil Auxier moves us to trust God, resting in His security and relying on Him.

In this sermon from Psalm 124, Phil Auxier invites us to consider where we’d be without God’s help and to praise God for His help.

In this sermon from Psalm 123, Kole Farney encourages us to keep our eyes on Jesus because He sits on the throne, we long for mercy, and we’ve had enough.

In this sermon from Psalm 122, Tom Dixon helps us see the call to pursue unity as one body in Christ is one of joy and worship, leading us to pray for peace.

In this sermon from Psalm 121, Luke helps give us confidence in God’s protection through these days.

In this introduction and first sermon in our Psalms of Ascent series, Phil Auxier shows how Psalm 120 gives us direction for life’s frustrations and gets us moving on the pilgrim way toward God.

In this sermon from 2 Samuel 23-24, Phil Auxier wraps up our series in 1 and 2 Samuel by calling our hearts to be stirred in light of God’s covenant, how He gives victory, His acts of wrath and mercy, as well as our need for atonement.

In this sermon on David’s psalm of thanksgiving in 2 Samuel 22, Phil Auxier helps us see how God provides stability for us through His help, making us righteous, and His strength.

In this Easter message for 2020, Phil Auxier points to Job 19:25-27 as encouragement for gaining stability in these times through the truth of Jesus’s resurrection.

In this sermon from Isaiah 52:13-53:12, Phil Auxier helps us see how we can worship Jesus as the exalted suffering Servant. We hope this encourages you as we celebrate Holy Week. Related to this, here’s a link to the Holy Week Devotional for 2020.

In this sermon from 2 Samuel 21, Phil Auxier shows how God’s seriousness helps us to know His heart, save us, and remind us of His care.

In this sermon from 2 Samuel 20, Phil Auxier helps us see how David’s kingdom was unstable, what it means for our days of instability, and how we might find lasting stability.

In this sermon from Phil Auxier, we look at 2 Samuel 19 and what we can learn about conflict from David’s return to Jerusalem.