United Church of God Sermons

By Doug Wendt - Our level of faith is extremely important to God! Are we willing to inspect the way we live our lives and then make the necessary changes so that our faith is pleasing to God?

By Darren Henke - God does not call people at random or without purpose. Through Scripture, this message explores the confidence our Creator has in those He has called, reminding us that every trial, setback, and moment of doubt is met with His unwavering commitment to help us grow into His family. It is a powerful

By Scott G Thouvenin - Our Heavenly Father desires us to learn to fear the Lord. There are many benefits that results from fearing the Lord. The expression “Fear the Lord” is used repeatedly in the Scriptures, but one particular expression: “Learn to fear the Lord,” occurs just four times. What do these accounts teach us?

By Don Ward - We come to our last study in our general epistles series.

By Jorge de Campos - Insubordinates, both idle talkers and deceivers, rebuke them sharply. They profess to know God, but in good works they deny Him. But as for you, speak the things which are proper for sound doctrine.

By Gary Petty - Lessons we can learn form Esau. Don't let a root of bitterness take your birthright.

By Bart Bornhorst - Jesus Christ is always watching over His church. In His message to the 7 churches in Asia, He identifies their strengths, and He gives them a serious warning, against tolerating sin. His message was as valid then, as it is for God's church today.

By Raymond Clore - When we think of fathers we often think of strength, protection, provision of needs and guidance. But true strength is not only about power or authority - it is also about the courage to be kind.

By Robin S Webber - This message given on Father's Day Weekend speaks to the incredible love that our Heavenly Father has for His spiritually-led children ( "born from Above") here below. A father who will always be there for us! A Heavenly Father whose eternal nature and attributes are breathtaking and exhilarating to

By Scott Delamater - Jesus was misidentified, misunderstood, and not what anybody expected. He describes His ministry in terms that still surprise today.

By Garret Snyder - This is a three-part series exploring proofs for the existence of God. In Part One, we examine the animal kingdom and the unique characteristics God gave every living creature. From remarkable instincts and specialized abilities to the beauty and complexity of their design, each animal reflects

By Philip Aust - Cause and effect is a pivotal foundation that operates in the lives of every human being. God fully supports this principle and His Bible demonstrates it throughout its pages. He provided two key chapters to help the ancient Israelites learn this lesson - Leviticus 26 and Deuteronomy 28 - and they

By Bob Radcliff - This sermon explores the universal human fear of death through the lens of Hebrews 2:14–15, distinguishing between the natural, God-given fear of physical death and the deeper, spiritually enslaving fear of judgment and eternal condemnation. It argues that Christ's victory over Satan dismantles

By Tim Martens - How to help couples identify and fulfill each other's most important emotional needs to strengthen their marital relationship. How we can apply the Ten Commandments to positively guide our marital relationships.

By Kelly M Irvin - Is salvation a one-time transaction or a journey to be walked? Looking at the "Once Saved, Always Saved" doctrine and the life of David—a man after God's own heart who fell, repented, and kept going—this message explores why repentance is the foundation of a transformed life. Salvation is the

By Martin Braun - This message describes how we can have the faith we need to please our Heavenly Father.

By Ken Loucks - Fatherhood is not merely a social role, but a God-ordained responsibility patterned after the Father Himself. This sermon examines four vital roles of fathers: progenitor, provider, protector, and patriarch. Through Scripture and practical examples, it shows how fathers are called to lead their

By Fred Nance - Jeremiah chapter 8 and 9 continuation of temple sermon

By Lee Massie - Who was Paul and what was he not? We take a look into the attributes and history of the apostle Paul that made him such a unique and valuable tool used by God to preach the gospel to the Gentiles.

By Michael Greider - If the effectiveness of our prayers is only measured in external results, then we are opening the door to potential disappointment. External results can be inconsistent and difficult to measure. However, there is a deep, meaning value to prayer that is true – even if we never experience a single

By Elias Vazquez - The message, encourages fathers, grandfathers, and spiritual mentors to recognize fatherhood as part of God’s design and a reflection of God the Father’s purpose for His family. Drawing mainly from Proverbs 4, it emphasizes three responsibilities: being present and engaged in children’s lives

By Ernest Grier - When it comes to the Kingdom of God, how many people can you teach? How much do you know?

By Mario Seiglie - Take a look at Jesus Christ's ministry in this PowerPoint presentation, His travels and the people He dealt with. There were four main groups of people with different beliefs. In Part 2, we focus on the last two groups: those who were religiously compromised and the gentile world around the Sea of

By Ben Light - Jesus said, "The harvest truly is plentiful, but the laborers are few." What did He mean—and what does that mean for God's people today? Let's examine Christ's call for committed laborers in His harvest, and explore the spiritual harvest God is preparing, the character He seeks in those who serve

By Craig Scott - Jesus began laying the groundwork for a new type of governance; the rule of God (kingdom of God) on earth. It will be a new type of governance not because of a particular organizational structure... it will be a new type of governance in that it will be driven by a new type of thinking.