HighView Sermons

In this message, Pastor Josh unpacks Paul’s piercing words to the Galatians: “O foolish Galatians! Who has bewitched you?” Galatians 3 confronts the temptation to drift from faith in Christ to reliance on personal effort. We’re shown how false doctrine blinds us to the cross and deafens us to grace.

From the foolishness of legalism to the steadfastness of faith, this sermon calls believers to return to the sufficiency of Christ’s work—yesterday, today, and forever. We are justified, sanctified, and sustained by faith alone.

When the gospel is clear, unity follows. In Galatians 2:1–10, Paul stands his ground in Jerusalem, refusing to let anything add to Christ or divide His church. Pastor Josh Hildebrandt walks through this crucial moment, showing why gospel unity is not a side issue but the heart of Christian mission. Grace alone saves and shapes us, making one people from many backgrounds.

In this powerful sermon from Galatians 1:11-24, Pastor Tyler unpacks Paul’s testimony to highlight the divine origin of the gospel, his radical transformation by God’s grace, and the purpose of every transformed life, to glorify God.

In this powerful opening to our Galatians series, Pastor Josh lays out the urgent and unshakable foundation of the Gospel. Through Paul’s greeting, we see the authority of God’s message, rooted not in man but in Christ Himself, and the theology of grace that delivers us from this present evil age.

In this message, Pastor Terry takes us through the covenant ceremony at Mount Sinai, a critical moment in redemptive history that highlights the difference between a law covenant based on obedience and the gospel covenant based on grace.

We see how God’s people were called to worship Him, yet only Moses could draw near. Through Moses’ mediation and the blood of sacrifices, God ratified His covenant with Israel—a covenant they would eventually break. But in Christ, we’re invited to draw near with confidence. His blood secures an unbreakable, gospel-based covenant that transforms both our relationship with God and our communion with one another.

In this powerful conclusion to the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Chad preaches “A Certain Story: Christ Risen and Ascended.” Jesus appears to His disciples in a locked room, offering peace and proof of His bodily resurrection. He eats, teaches, and commissions them—then ascends in glory. This sermon reminds us that Jesus is not only alive, but reigning. And because He is risen and ascended, we can have certainty—about our forgiveness, our future, and our calling to proclaim the good news.

In this sermon, we walk with the two disciples on the road to Emmaus and witness the beauty of Christ’s patient love. Even in their doubt and disappointment, Jesus draws near. Through the Word and fellowship, He opens their eyes to see that all of Scripture points to Him.

This Easter sermon, Wasted, Remembered, Believed, unpacks the powerful resurrection account in Luke 24:1-12. Pastor Joshua reflects on the women who came to the tomb with spices for a dead body, only to find it empty. What they thought was wasted effort became the foundation of their faith, as they remembered Jesus’ words and believed.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh takes us into a moment we often overlook—the burial of Jesus. But in this quiet moment of the Gospel, we see three profound truths:

1. Proof: Jesus truly died, verified by Roman execution and confirmed by the grave.

2. Providence: Every detail—from Joseph of Arimathea’s bold request to the perfectly timed Sabbath rest—was orchestrated by God.

3. Proclamation: Even in death, Jesus declares His lordship, proclaiming victory over sin and the grave.