Crestview Sermons

In this sermon from Psalm 90, Phil Auxier shows how God’s eternal (and we’re not), why that is, and how we live in light of these truths.

In this sermon from James 2:1-13, we’re encouraged to hold on to our faith in Jesus so that we love others and show them mercy.

In this sermon from Bob Guthrie, we’re given some tools to have meaningful time with God in His Word.

In this launch of our Week of Prayer, Tom Dixon provides some ways to think about prayer and help move us to praying.

In this sermon, Phil Auxier reviews the 2018 sermons at Crestview, highlighting some lessons we learned.

In this sermon from Luke 2:8-20, Phil Auxier shows how good news is possible with God.

In this short wrap of the 2018 Children’s Christmas Program, Phil Auxier helps show how the Bible’s story is one of Jesus being king forever.

In this sermon from Luke 2:1-7, Phil Auxier encourages us to marvel and believe at the reality that Jesus’ birth was made possible with God.

In this sermon from Luke 1:57-80, Phil Auxier shows some ways that maturity is possible with God.

In this sermon from Luke 1:39-56, we see how humility is possible with God as we’re closely connected to His work and praising Him. (on the video, the sermon begins around the 26:25 mark)

In this sermon from Ecclesiastes 10:1-12:14, Phil Auxier shows the Preacher’s 3 concluding exhortations: to walk in wisdom, steward our youth, and hear our Shepherd’s wisdom.

In this sermon from Ecclesiates 8:1-9:18, Phil Auxier helps give some incentives for fearing God with joy under the sun. (the sermon portion of the video begins around the 32:00 mark)

In this sermon from Acts 13:1-3, Matthew Ellison charges us to embrace God’s mission as a church. (If you’re watching the video, the sermon begins around the 27:00 mark)

In this sermon, Phil Auxier surveys Ecclesiates 5:1-7:29 to show how we live “under the sun” in light of God’s sovereignty. (If you’re watching the video, the sermon begins around the 39:00 mark)

In this sermon from Ecclesiastes 3:1-4:16, Phil Auxier digs into 2 aspects of life under the sun that God fills with wisdom. (If you’re watching the video, the sermon begins around the 24:00 mark)

In this sermon from Ecclesiastes 1:12-2:26, Phil Auxier helps us investigate our toil to see that the pursuit of wisdom doesn’t satisfy, the pursuit of pleasures is fleeting, and that toil, without a view of God, leads to emptiness.

In this kickoff of our series on Ecclesiastes, Phil Auxier shows two ways our work on earth leaves us empty from Ecclesiastes 1:1-11. (if you’re watching the video, the sermon starts around the 22:00 mark)

In this sermon from 1 Peter 5:5-11 (and concluding our 1 Peter series), Phil Auxier shows how the church moves from suffering to glory through humility, spirtual alertness, and anticipating glory. (if you’re watching the video, the sermon begins around the 30:00 mark)

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 10:23-31, Thad Bergmeier challenges us to think intentionally about how God might be glorified in our lives. (if you’re watching the video, the sermon begins around the 29:00 mark)

During Sunday School on September 23, Thad Bergmeier challenged us to think about how we might share the Gospel with others through a simple tool called My Circle.

In this sermon from 1 Peter 5:1-4, Phil Auxier helps show how suffering leads to glory for elders as they share in His sufferings, shepherd out of Christ’s example, and are honored with glory. (If you’re watching by video, the sermon begins at the 31 minute mark)

In this sermon, Phil Auxier helps give some perspectives on how suffering leads to glory from 1 Peter 4:12-19.

In this sermon, Phil Auxier helps give some preparations for how the church  can live for God’s glory in everything.

In this sermon, Phil Auxier helps us see how we live in light of Christ’s victory from 1 Peter 4:1-6.

In this sermon from 1 Peter 3:18-22, Phil Auxier shows Peter’s encouragements for suffering Christians.  Christ’s victory and our salvation are sure things.