Union Church Sermons

Pastor Ethan Ezikian continues our series on the Old Testament promises of a Savior by examining Micah's promise of a ruler who will bring lasting peace.

Pastors Ethan Ezikian and Kyle Rodriguez sit down with Jeff Snyder, a lay elder at Union Church, to discuss his sermon on Deuteronomy 18:15-19 on listening to the voice of Jesus. They discuss questions such as: How do we read the Old Testament regarding Jesus? How can we practically hear the voice of Jesus today?

Jeff Snyder looks at the way Deuteronomy 18 looks forward to the ultimate prophet, Jesus Christ, and urges us to listen to him.

Pastor Ethan Ezikian and Dana Ezikian talk through Genesis 3:8-15, asking questions like: How do we know God is referring to Jesus in Genesis 3:8-15? Does Genesis 3:15 have particular implications for women in God's plan of Salvation? How can Christians practice Advent?

Pastor Ethan Ezikian preaches our first sermon in our series on God’s promises of a coming savior.

Pastors Ethan Ezikian and Kyle Rodriguez discuss questions from our most recent sermon series on Romans 9-11.

Pastor Kyle Rodriguez finishes our series on Romans 9-11 by expounding on how God's faithfulness drives us to humility, evangelism, and worship.

Pastor Kyle Rodriguez starts our walk through Romans 11 by highlighting God's faithfulness to his people throughout the ages, even when they are unfaithful to him.

Pastor Ethan Ezikian continues our series on Romans 9-11 by looking at Paul's eager desire to preach the gospel's saving message to all kinds of people.

Pastor Ethan Ezikian takes us through the back half of Romans 9, expounding on how the undeserved mercy of GOd is meant to take us to our knees in worship and awe.

Pastor Kyle Rodriguez takes us back to Rome, exploring why Paul's ecstatic exhortation in Romans 8 leads to grieving anguish in Romans 9.

Pastor Ethan Ezikian closes out our series on God & Money by examining Paul's exhortation of the Roman church to join him in gospel ministry.

Pastor Kyle Rodriguez continues our series on God and Money as we ask the question: If the gospel has freed us from slavery to money and material gain, what has God freed us for? How does God intend his people to use the gift of wealth?

Pastor Ethan Ezikian kicks off the series "God and Money" by examining Jesus's foundational teaching on in Luke 12.

Pastor Kyle Rodriguez finishes our "More and Deeper" series by reminding us that joy in God is the only source for deep discipleship.

Pastor Ethan Ezikian exhorts the church to be a people aimed at making disciples of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Kyle walks through Paul's exhortation to the church in Ephesians for unity in the Gospel, both the foundations and practical implications. To be a faithful church, we must aim for our Gospel Doctrine to spill out into Gospel Culture.

Pastor Ethan Ezikian exhorts us to follow in the steps of the Proverbs in not merely seeking to gain wisdom, but aiming at passing down the path to the good life in our homes and churches.

How do we know the will of God for our lives? That's a question that every Christian asks at some point, and it's a question about which the Bible has much to say. Pastor Kyle Rodriguez walks us through the broad guidelines the Word of God gives us for knowing God's will.

Pastor Ronnie Goble (Rooted Church) exhorts us to have an eye on the future of the kingdom of God as we go about the Christian life.

Pastor Andrew Chesebro, visiting from Pathway Covenant Presbyterian (PCA), teaches on Jesus' commands on loving your neighbors and the golden rule.

Pastor Ethan Ezikian teaches on the necessity of wise friendship, how to cultivate it, and the source of wise friendship.

Pastor Kyle walks through Proverbs' wisdom on the topic of anger. In a world where anger is everywhere, how can wise, godly people deal with it?

Sometimes it's easier to learn something by learning what it is not. This week, Pastor Kyle helps us better understand wisdom by looking at the different ways Proverbs describes fools.

Pastor Kyle unpacks why delighting in the Word of God, not merely going to it, as the source of all wisdom brings flourishing.