United Church of God Sermons

By Gary Petty - The struggle of being a Christian. Our pace of life today is stressful, we need to step out of society and seek God.

By William Bradford - The thirteenth part in a series of mid-week Bible studies covering the book of Hebrews. This session provides an overview of the role of the high priest.

By Mario Seiglie - The life of Nehemiah is examined to understand seven spiritual leadership qualities he exeplified during the rebuilding of Jerusalem. The first four qualities were given in Part One; here, in a PowerPoint Presentation, are the last three qualities. Download the PowerPoint to view in a separate tab

By Mitchell Moss - In Matthew 24, Jesus warned that in the end times many would become offended, betray one another, and allow their love to grow cold. This message explores how that coldness often begins when we stop seeing each other’s full humanity—especially in an age shaped by outrage, distance, and online

By Andrew C Lee - This message explores descriptions the New Testament writers used to describe the church in the years following that first Pentecost. Just as early inventors described the automobile as a "horseless carriage" because they could only understand the new in terms of the familiar, the apostles provided

By Michael Fike - Let's look at the misunderstood concept of Grace. Grace is something so simple, yet so profound. It is a vital part of our Christian walk.

By Garret Snyder - Names are not just random thoughts given to people. We see in the Bible how important names are to God. We also see the many different names for God.

By Robert Pflaum - When we read Genesis 1:26, do we realize the significance it still holds for our daily life today?

By David Chornomaz - This message argues that theistic evolution is incompatible with the Bible because it denies the direct, intentional role of God in creation and undermines the historical truth of Genesis. Ultimately, the message calls believers to reject theistic evolution as a false compromise with modern

By Robert Dunham - Temporarily abstaining from food to spend time with God in His Word will transform us.

By Ken Loucks - Do we truly know Jesus Christ, or do we only know His titles and the things He did? The Gospels reveal a Savior who touched the outcast, noticed the grieving, forgave the repentant, restored the overlooked, and confronted religious hardness. Jesus Christ understands human weakness and sorrow, yet

By Carl Kasperson - In order for us to bear fruit in due season, like a tree, we need to go through seasons where we don’t bear much fruit. Those seasons, if managed correctly, can help us produce more and better fruit in the long run.

By Lupe Gonzalez - The Holy Spirit not only enables understanding beyond human limitations but also gives believers a divine perspective and a closer relationship with God. Through this spiritual awakening, life gains meaning and direction, and believers come to truly know God rather than simply know about Him

By David VenHuizen - This O.T. character suffered ridicule, humiliation and other trials, but through prayer and humility, showed true character and became the parent of the last of the judges of Israel.

By Derek Einersen - This sermon argues that Jeremiah’s suffering and persecution became his most powerful testimony, showing that faithful endurance under hardship can persuade others toward repentance more deeply than comfort or success. Tracing Jeremiah’s call, God’s promises, and his repeated laments, the message

By David Cook - Romans 5:3-4 And not only that, but we also glory in tribulations, knowing that tribulation produces perseverance; and perseverance, character; and character, hope.

By Steve Myers - What does it really mean to "miss the mark" and how can we learn to aim our lives more fully toward God's Kingdom? This sermon gives five practical keys God provides to help us refocus, overcome, and keep moving toward His righteousness, His character, and His coming Kingdom.

By William Bradford - In this message, we explore the striking parallels between what God did at Mount Sinai and what He accomplished on the day of Pentecost in Acts 2. At Sinai, God established a covenant with the congregation of Israel. Roughly fifteen centuries later, on Pentecost in 31 AD, God established the new

By Kevin D Willis - The parable of the prodigal (or lost) son teaches us about the divide between the godly and the ungodly. We have a family that we belong in, regardless of our physical family situation.

By Tim Pebworth - All of life from time to time requires that we deal with uncertainty. It can leave us in a difficult situation and significantly impact our Christian conduct and growth. Our faith may need to be built on uncertainty. One individual in the Old Testament endured a lifetime of uncertainty. What

By Skip Miller - Acts 2 gives us powerful incentive to carry on until we have finished the work that God has provided.

By Aaron Creech - This is part one of a two part sermon on the Sabbath. In part one, we are going to discuss why we keep the Sabbath by looking at how the Sabbath points backwards, forward, and how it is for us today.

By Randy Urwiller - What do we mean “fig leaves”? “Fig leaves” can symbolize our futile efforts in trying to cover up our sins from ourselves and from God. Why should we put away our fig leaves? Because hiding or ignoring sin does us no good. “Fig leaves” do not allow us to see ourselves better – even as God sees us!

By Lynn Leiby - This sermon explores the covenant meaning through the lens of a wedding invitation beginning with the covenant at Mt. Sinai. We will examine how God establishes a covenant, sets appointed times, calls His people to preparation, and meets with the in powerful ways. It asks the question, "When God

By Lewis VanAusdle - This message reflects on how God provides peace, strength, and reassurance in the midst of life’s trials. The sermon points to God as the source of lasting peace, reminding listeners that present trials are temporary and that He is leading His people toward the everlasting kingdom of peace under