HighView Sermons

The Cross calls us to: follow Christ’s example, deny ourselves, bear our cross daily—and live through dying.

The Cross secures victory: conquering sin, canceling shame, and crushing Satan—and by faith, we now share in Christ’s victory.

The cross breaks the curse: creation groaned beneath it, the law bound us to it—and Christ became it for us.

The cross is the center of the Christian faith, where God’s love and justice meet in perfect harmony. In this sermon, we explore why the cross was necessary—how God’s love compelled Him to move toward sinners and how His justice demanded a perfect sacrifice. Through Romans 3:23-26, we see that Christ’s death was not just an act of love but a demonstration of God’s righteousness, ensuring that He remains both just and the justifier. Join us as we linger at the foot of the cross and marvel at the wisdom and power of God displayed in the sacrifice of Jesus.

In this sermon, we behold the transformational power of Christ Crucified—the heart of the historic Christian faith. As we walk through Luke 22:63-23:25, we witness Jesus, the Suffering Servant, who endures the agony of the cross, and the Sufficient Sacrifice, who atones for the sins of His people.

In a world that often seeks power, wisdom, and eloquence, we are reminded that true hope is found in Christ alone—crucified for sinners, victorious over death.

The most unjust trial in history—Jesus, the sinless Son of God, condemned in the place of sinners. In Luke 22:65–23:25, we see Christ endure betrayal, false accusations, and brutal suffering, all so that the guilty might be spared. This is the heart of the Gospel: the innocent One takes the place of the guilty. Watch this powerful sermon and be reminded of the grace that saves. Like, share, and subscribe for more gospel-centered content from HighView Church!

The hour and power of darkness had come—Judas’ betrayal, the disciples’ desertion, Peter’s denial. Yet even in the bleakest moment, Christ remained faithful, walking toward the cross for our salvation. This sermon from Luke 22:47-62 reminds us that though darkness comes, it never overcomes the light of Christ. Watch now and be encouraged in the victory of our Savior!

In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus faced unimaginable agony as He prepared to drink the cup of God’s wrath. While His disciples slept, He prayed in perfect obedience, surrendering to the Father’s will. What does this moment teach us about prayer, suffering, and our need for a Savior? Watch this sermon from Luke 22:39-46 and be encouraged to wake up, pray, and trust in Christ’s finished work.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh explores the stark contrast between the disciples’ prideful ambitions and Jesus’ humble service. As the cross draws near, Jesus redefines greatness through sacrificial love and intercession, even for those who would deny Him. Be encouraged to embrace the call to servanthood and find hope in Christ’s unshakable prayers for us.