Crestview Sermons

In this final sermon in our life together series, Phil Auxier weaves Psalm 133, John 13, 1 Peter 2, and Ephesians 3 together to show how life together propels us outward on mission.

In this sermon, Luke helps us expect certain problems in life together, but we can also have confidence in God’s work to unify us and love’s call to deny ourselves.

In this sermon in our Life Together series, Phil Auxier answers some objections, in the spirit of Titus 1, to renew our minds to living in life together.

In this sermon, Luke uncovers some of the rhythms of the family’s life together and how that can influence the culture around them.

In this sermon from Ephesians 4:11-16, Luke helps us see the overarching purposes of life together and how we can begin to step into living this way.

In this sermon, Phil Auxier gives snapshots of the Bible’s storyline that relate to life together.

In this sermon from Ephesians 6, Kole Farney helps us stand firm in the evil day by understanding the armor of God and the believer.

As we wrap up our week of prayer, Luke utilizes Psalm 56 to help us know the promises of God’s Word and have confidence for living in this world.

In this kickoff to the Week of Prayer 2018, Phil Auxier gives 3 reminders of who we are praying to from Matthew 6:9-13.

In this sermon, Phil Auxier wraps up our Emmanuel series by helping us see how we can come and worship Jesus Christ.  We worship Immanuel by knowing that God sent Him, appreciating His incarnation, and being humbled by His saving mission.  We hope this sermon helps you worship Christ this Advent season.

In this sermon from our 2017 Advent series, Phil Auxier shows how Matthew 1:18-25 help give us the endgame of Emmanuel, God With Us.

In this short sermon, Phil Auxier helps connect the truth of God being WITH us to Jesus becoming a man WITHOUT sin.

We introduce our series for Advent 2017, beginning with God in the prophecy of Isaiah and understanding how He intervenes in desperate situations and sends Immanuel, that He might be known to all.

In this sermon from Psalm 118, Kole Farney helps us glorify Christ and understand the deep reasons that “for the Christian, thanksgiving never really ends.”

In this sermon, Phil Auxier shows how Psalm 100 directs us down the path of thanksgiving, recognizing who God is and what He’s done.

In this sermon, Phil Auxier shows how God is glorious and what this means for sinners being saved to God’s glory.

In this sermon, Phil Auxier helps show how the origin, purpose, and descriptions of the Bible demonstrate that it is in the Scriptures alone that we receive the message of salvation.

In this sermon, Phil Auxier shows how we live by Christ alone using the book of Colossians.

In this sermon from Ephesians 2:1-10, Luke helps us marvel at God’s grace and the change it brings into our lives.

Abraham believed God and God credited it to him as righteousness.  In this sermon, Phil Auxier helps give some pointers on how we are made right with God through faith alone.

In this final message from Galatians (6:17-18), Phil Auxier shows how some final calls emerge out of Gospel-centrality: to unity, to the reality of suffering, and to a life of grace.

In this sermon from Galatians 6:11-16, Phil Auxier helps unpack some final reminders toward Gospel-centrality: avoid those who put confidence in the flesh, boast only in the cross, and center in on the new creation.

In this sermon from Galatians 6:6-10, Phil Auxier shows how spiritual people are life-giving as they are generous, sow to the Spirit, and don’t grow weary in doing good.

In this sermon from Galatians 6:1-5, Phil Auxier shows how the Spirit works to free us from pride to restore the fallen and bear one another’s burdens.

In this sermon from Galatians 5:16-26, Phil Auxier calls us from self-reliance to walk, be led, live, and march by the Holy Spirit.