COGWA Sermons

Great changes will occur during the Millennium, as the righteous principles of God’s law and way of life are taught to people of all nations, empowering them by God’s Holy Spirit to accept and love His law.

How did the Church of God come to understand the meaning of the Last Great Day? Here are three reasons why it truly will be a great day.

We’ve all had events that made us focus on what we could have or should have done. When lightning strikes, God may actually be motivating you to redeem the time.

We live in times of great division worldwide and can have questions about how will God protect us in the end times. We must trust God to intervene and provide for us.

Christ died for our sins and is now our High Priest, cleansing and purifying His people. The Day of Atonement shows how salvation is His work. What is our part?

Paul used various terms for the gospel. Do these refer to different gospels or the same gospel? How does it impact our understanding and proclamation of the gospel today?

Jesus Christ is a king sitting on a throne. Where and when will the King of Kings take His throne?

This sermon continues our study of our fundamental belief about Satan and the angelic realm. Part 3 examines how we can fight against our adversary, the devil.

Many people believe doctrine is not important, and they need only faith. This is incorrect and greatly minimizes doctrine. It isn’t an either-or. We need both.

The Church must be a stable home for the people of God. But how do we promote stability? In this sermon there will be three cautions and four things we can do.

This message examines four stories from the book of 2 Kings to show how God is our all-sufficient Provider when we are in need—and so much more.

Every year, many celebrate a holiday that pictures a false Jesus. They understand little of His purpose for coming to earth. Let’s consider some reasons Christ came.

The apostle Paul gives a caution about “a form of godliness.” Why should we be concerned about this issue?

This sermon looks at what the Bible says about false prophets and why they can be so dangerous—even to us, the elect of God.

Self-control is a fruit of God’s Spirit. How can we build more of it in our lives?

This sermon continues our study of our fundamental belief about Satan and the angelic realm. In part 2, we’ll consider five of the many things Satan cannot do

This sermon begins a study delving into our fundamental belief about Satan and the angelic world. In part 1, we’ll look at who Satan is and what he does.

Prayer, meditation, Bible study, and fasting are tools we can use to draw close to God. Let’s look at how to draw close to God and establish a relationship with Him.

Think back to the love of the truth you experienced when being called. Has that love diminished? What is distracting us? How can we rekindle our first love?

Imagine you’ve been made judge in Christ’s millennial government and are to use the books of the law as a guide. How will you judge the nations?

The Middle East is an important geographic region. What can we learn from studying its history and (through prophecy) its future?

The Bible has much to say about what is to come. We must seek to understand God’s plan, recognizing signs of Christ’s return and preparing for prophesied events.

Those were Christ’s words to Peter the evening before He was crucified. Peter thought he would die for Christ; Christ knew he would deny Him. How does Satan tempt us?

When under attack, we can tend to lash out or wonder, Why me? The truth is, God sometimes allows us to suffer as He shapes us into the Christians we should be.

Unchecked desire can overpower wisdom, distort judgment and ultimately lead to sin when it is not governed by God’s truth and Spirit.