United Assembly of God Church

This is another message from Pastor Rob Hampton and is from the scripture passage found in Luke 5:15-16. Jesus is ministering to people and His ministry is powered by prayer, direct communication to God His Father. We have the same opportunity to have power in our lives through prayer.

This message is from Luke 5:12-16. In these verses Jesus heals a leper, which represents our lost condition to sin. Luke reveals that Jesus has the power to completely heal from the inside out.

This episode covers John 20:1-18, which is the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. God loves everyone so much that He sent His only son to die for mankinds sin. This is Easter Sunday 2024 celebration message at United.

In Luke chapter 5 we find four individuals who has an encounter with Jesus. As they obey God's word, each individual experiences a life changing miracle that changes their destiny. This week, in this episode we explore the first of these four, the fisherman, Simon.

In this sermon on Luke 4:38-41, is part 2 of Luke identifying the power of the gospel message of Jesus. We pray that this message encourages you to take all your needs to Jesus and trust in Him with your whole life.

In this passage, Luke 4:31-37, Jesus puts on display His power over the unseen demonic world, but not only that, but every evil power that has or will ever come against us. Jesus has authority over all things.

The sermon today comes from Luke 4:14-30. Luke strategically places this event after the temptation from Satan, to show readers of the power of temptation, that satan can have on people. Jesus reveals His ministry objective and who He is in this passage. It's a pivotal moment, as Jesus teaches about the opportunity people have of liberation of sin that can come by receiving Jesus as messiah an...

This weeks sermon is from Luke 4:1-13, where Jesus is led into the wilderness to be tempted by Satan. We pray that this message encourages you to see how Satan attacks and understand that through Jesus we can overcome Satan's attacks.

This sermon is from Luke 3:21-38. It speaks about the baptism of Jesus and what it means for all mankind. As Jesus is anointed as High Priest and the perfect sacrifice, so will everyone who follows Him be anointed for service.

This week Bro. Greg Walton, from United, brings the weekly message about "Spiritual Pruning."

This sermon comes from Luke 3:15-20. In these verses Luke points out the characteristics of repentance. There will be evidence of repentance working in the lives of those who choose to become disciples of Christ.

This message is from our study through the gospel/letter of Luke, Luke 3:1-14. It is a message about Johns calling and how John paved the way for Jesus and His ministry.

John the Baptist message from Luke 3:1-6. It was a message of hope then and now. Message is from a Facebook live message on January 14, 2024.

This weeks sermon comes from the passage Luke 2:41-52. It is the time when Jesus remains at the Temple in Jerusalem and after some search, Joseph and Mary find Jesus in the Temple. We pray this message will encourage you to make Christ your foundation. We pray that you will make Christ your top priority. Through these spiritual truths you will know who your are in Christ and experience true spirit...

The message this week comes from Luke 2:8-21. It is the Good News that God gave to the shepherds. Luke points out that God gave signs to the shepherds so they would know that this was the messiah, Jesus that was coming for the whole world. The shepherds heard the Good News, went and found Jesus, then worshipped Jesus by telling others about Him. This Good News of Great Joy is for all people evrerw...

This sermon is from Luke 2:1-7. This sermon points out the reason for Luke incorporating some historical facts into the story of Jesus being born. The message will challenge you to reflect on our own lives, encouraging us to embrace humility, recognize God's sovereignty and rejoice in the knowledge that God is indeed with us.

This is the second part of the message from the birth narrative of John the Baptist, it is from Luke 1:67-80. It is a prophesy that Zechariah gives under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit about John, but it is also about anyone who follows Christ and believes in Him for salvation.

This message is from our sermon series entitled: Jesus: Savior of The World. This weeks message comes from Luke 1:57-66. It is a 2 part message from the birth narrative of John the Baptist. We pray that this message encourages you to be aware of the Mercy and Grace that God has given to you and the whole world.

This is the next sermon in our series through the book of Luke entitled Jesus: The Savior of the World. This weeks message comes from Luke 1:39-56. Mary travels to visit Elizabeth in Judah and both experience a powerful moment from the Holy Spirit.

This is another way Luke highlights the things God does. God is turning the world and the worlds ways upside down. Luke sees the world as one big move of God by the power of the Holy Spirit. We will see the power of the Holy Spirit in today's message.

Greg Walton is one of United's very own. Greg speaks to us today about the importance of coming to God in prayer consistantly!

This is the next sermon in this sermon series from Luke entitled: Jesus: The Savior Of The World. In this message Pastor Rob covers verses 5-25 of chapter 1. Luke tells the continuing story of God, for mankind. It is a message of hope. What God did for many in the past, He continues to do today.

This is the first sermon in our new sermon series through the book of Luke entitled: Jesus: The Savior of The World. This is a week by week series that will follow the book of Luke verse by verse.

This week we conclude our Sermon Series in Psalm 103 entitled: The Blessing of Embracing The Cross. This week we look at the last three verses of this Psalm, verses 20-22. This is Sermon #5 of this series.

This is sermon #4 in this series. This week we look at Psalms 103:15-19. When we embrace the Cross of Christ as a way of life, it will keep our vision eternally focused.