UBC Podcast

God's will isn't a mystery for the spiritual elite — it's a path revealed to surrendered, humble hearts. If you're willing to lay down your agenda, slow your pace, and trust His timing, you might just find that His direction is clearer than you think.

You can't pass down what you haven't owned yourself. If we want our kids and grandkids to know the Lord, it starts with us living a real, rooted, and daily faith at home — not just in what we say, but in how we love, lead, and obey.

Faith that lasts doesn't happen by accident — it's passed down with purpose. If we want the next generation to know and follow Jesus, we have to teach them His Word, tell them of His faithfulness, and train them to walk with Him every step of the way.

The world's definition of family keeps shifting, but God's design hasn't changed. It's time to tear down the idols, trust His faithfulness, and choose — as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.

The resurrection isn't just a story — it changes everything about life, death, and eternity. The empty tomb proves God's plan, pays our debt, and calls for a response.

This week, we'll walk through Matthew 21:1–11 and take a closer look at the question, “Who is this King of Glory?” As Jesus enters Jerusalem, His identity is revealed in powerful and unexpected ways—inviting us to see Him more clearly and respond with faith.

Serving like Jesus goes beyond actions—it starts with the heart. In John 13, we see a Savior who knelt to serve, showing us that true greatness comes through humility, love, and a willingness to act. What's stopping you from picking up the towel?

Spiritual warfare is real, and the enemy's tactics are subtle—deception, distraction, and division. In Ephesians 6, Paul doesn't just warn us of the battle; he shows us how to stand strong by putting on the full armor of God. Are you dressed for the fight?

Discover how God's blueprint for relationships—at home, in marriage, and even in the workplace—reflects His greater purpose. When we follow His design, our daily lives become a testimony of the gospel in action.

Walking in faith isn't just about belief—it's about action. Colossians 1 calls us to a life that is worthy of the Lord, bearing fruit, growing in knowledge, and strengthened by His power. The question is: Are you walking this way?

A transformed life isn't just about change—it's about pursuing purity, walking in the light, and living with wisdom. Ephesians 5 challenges us to step into the fullness of who God calls us to be.

Engaging the Culture with the Gospel of Christ, based on Matthew 5:13-16. This teaching challenges believers to season the world with grace, shine the light of Christ in the darkness, and stay faithful to His calling.

Humble Servants, based on Philippians 2:1-4. This teaching encourages the church to walk in unity and adopt the mindset of Christ—living humbly and serving others for the glory of God.

Prepare your heart for a powerful message on Heart Housekeeping, based on Matthew 6:9-13. This teaching reminds us to cry out, “Lord, clean us up!” and “Lord, keep us clean!”, as we seek a life of purity and daily renewal in His presence.

A Call to Christian Conduct from Ephesians 4:17-5:2. This teaching challenges us to put away our old ways, pursue righteous living, and pattern our lives after Jesus. It's a call to walk in the light, embracing the transformation that comes through Christ!

Life is better when you're fed—but not just physically. There's a bread that satisfies far beyond the table. Let's dig in!

Are you walking in a way that reflects the calling you've received? True unity, love, and spiritual growth start with how we walk. Let's dive in!

Salvation, mission, and a life fueled by prayer—strengthened, grown, and filled with His presence. This message unpacks what it means to live in the fullness of God through the work of the Holy Spirit.

What happens when God's kingdom takes priority over ours? When His will overrides our own? This message unpacks the Lord's Prayer and the struggle of surrender, challenging us to pray with kingdom purpose.

We were once dead in sin, but now we're alive in Christ. Once divided, now united. Once distant, now near. This message unpacks the incredible transformation Jesus brings through His grace.

Prayer isn't just talking to God—it's approaching ourAbba with the reverence He deserves. Jesus taught us to pray with both closeness and awe, recognizing the power of His rule and the holiness of His name. In a world that treats God casually, we are called to honor Him completely. Let's learn topray like this.

In Christ, we are not just saved—we are chosen, adopted, redeemed, and sealed for eternity. Ephesians 1 reminds us that our identity isn't found in what we do but in what He has already done. Our inheritance is secure, our future is promised, and the Holy Spirit marks us as His forever. Step into the truth of who you areIn Christ!

Is your prayer life real or just a performance? Let's unpack Matthew 6:5-8 and see what Jesus says about authentic prayer.

What if giving wasn't just about what you give, but how you give? We'll dive into 2 Corinthians 8-9 and discover the heart behind true generosity.

Get ready to dive into 2 Corinthians 5:11-21 as we explore how sin impacts us, the incredible plan God has for our salvation, and what it means for the church to live out its mission. It's a message that calls us to embrace His grace and go boldly for His glory!

Ready to hear about the GOAT (Greatest Of All Time)? This message from Mark 12:28-34 will reveal what it truly means to love God and others, and why our greatest need is Him.

Explore how true service calls us to unity, selflessness, and humility. Discover what it means to serve here and now, following the example set in Philippians 2:1-8.

Join us as we explore Hebrews 10:19-25, focusing on how we can draw near to God, hold fast to our faith, and stir up love and good works within our church community!

Uncover the importance of moving forward in faith, standing firm in truth, and positioning ourselves properly in God's plan. Drawing from Joshua's journey, we'll see how remembering past victories fuels our future. Don't miss this reflection on how being spiritually stagnant can hold us back and why standing on God's statutes leads to true success!

Dive into the heart of commitment with a message from Colossians 3:1-17. We'll explore how being raised with Christ shapes our pursuits, the transformations in our conduct, and the vital role consistency plays in our walk with the Lord. Get ready to reflect on what it means to live out your commitment daily and intentionally!

It's time to claim what is rightfully ours as Christ followers! Through His power, Jesus has given us everything we need for life and godliness. He calls us by His glory and virtue, grants us His precious promises, and invites us to partake in His divine nature. Don't miss the incredible inheritance He has prepared for you—step into the fullness of what really matters!

This message explores Simeon's Song from Luke 2, revealing how the birth of Jesus fulfills God's promises of salvation, hope, and redemption. It reminds us to pursue righteousness and devotion as we wait on the Lord, and highlights the profound truth that true peace comes only through encountering God's salvation. At its heart, the message points to the sacrificial love of Christ, who was born to bring us eternal hope and redemption.

Zechariah's Song in Luke 1:67-79 celebrates God's faithfulness, highlighting Jesus as our Redeemer, Deliverer, Promise Keeper, and Merciful Savior. It's a powerful reminder of God's mercy and the hope we have in Christ.

This sermon, based on Luke 1:46-56, explores Mary's Song (the Magnificat) and its powerful example of worship, faith, and marveling at God's attributes. It challenges us to magnify the Lord this Christmas season, reflect on His redemptive work, and intentionally make Christ the center of our celebration.

This sermon centers on the theme of gratitude and the profound blessings God provides, using a moving story from a leper colony and the biblical account of Jesus healing the ten lepers in Luke 17. It emphasizes shifting focus from material blessings to the spiritual abundance in Christ, urging believers to express heartfelt thanksgiving to the Giver rather than just the gifts.

Jesus' parable in Matthew 13:24-30 highlights the battle between God's truth and the enemy's deceptions. While the weeds (falsehood) grow among the wheat (truth), God's justice will prevail at the harvest, separating the genuine from the counterfeit. Stay rooted in faith and discern truth.

This message emphasizes that prayer should be sincere, private, and focused on connecting with God, not on impressing others. Jesus teaches that true prayer acknowledges God's holiness and brings us closer to Him, showing us the power of genuine, heartfelt prayer.

This message focuses on the dangers of greed and the importance of placing our trust in God, not in wealth or possessions. True life and security aren't found in material things but in a relationship with God. Instead of storing up treasures for ourselves, we're called to live generously and rely on God to provide for our needs.

This message encourages us to share our story of faith, showing how God's grace has changed us. We may have different backgrounds, but each story shows God's love. In a world that needs truth, we have good news to share: Jesus came to save us all. When we live for God's glory, our actions and words become a light to others, pointing them to His love and forgiveness.

This message calls for a revival in our nation, saying we need to turn back to God in a time of moral and political confusion. It encourages Christians to get involved in shaping society, rather than standing aside. Using examples from the Bible, it highlights the importance of godly leadership, prioritizing church and worship, following God's Word, removing distractions or sins, and renewing our commitment to worship. True change, it says, starts in the church and can spread across the country through prayer, repentance, and faith in God's teachings.

In Matthew 18:21-35, Jesus teaches that forgiveness should be limitless, calling us to forgive as freely as we've been forgiven by God. Through the parable of the unforgiving servant, Jesus shows that true forgiveness is complete, breaking the cycle of bitterness and mirroring His own boundless grace.

The Parable of the Good Samaritan encourages us to embody our faith by showing mercy and love to those in need. It also inspires us to overcome societal barriers in order to lead others to the message of the cross.

When we truly encounter Jesus, He transforms us from passive to purposeful, inspiring action, courage, and boldness in our faith. Drawing from Acts 1-4, we'll see how the early church chose movement over idleness, fighting for the gospel rather than fleeing in fear, and boldly proclaiming Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit. It's a call to step out of self-focus and be fully Spirit-filled, impacting the world for Jesus!

Discover the priceless value of God's Kingdom through the merchant's pursuit, the precious pearl, and the cost of true discipleship.

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The Parable of the Great Banquet from Luke 14, where Jesus tells a powerful story about a man who prepares a great feast and invites many, yet receives nothing but excuses in return. We'll unpack the key lessons from this parable: how we are called to extend God's invitation to all, expect rejection from some, but respond with urgency to reach those who are willing. Discover the depth of God's grace and the importance of sharing His message with a world in need of hope and salvation!

Listen in on how to experience a lasting encounter with God.

Listen in to the amazing testimony of how God has worked in the life of Bro. Jerry Phillips! At 85, he's still going strong, serving and sharing his faith. He's like Underwood's very own Indiana Jones—full of adventure, wisdom, and a heart for the Lord!

Psalm 63, a powerful psalm of David written during a time of great personal trial. David, while in the wilderness, expresses a deep thirst for God, acknowledging that only God can truly satisfy the longings of our souls. This psalm teaches us three key lessons: God is the object of our thirst, satisfaction in God exceeds our expectations, and inward satisfaction in God warrants outward action.

The enemy stirs up failure in our lives through temptation, pride, and distance from Jesus. But it's not over —there's always a way back to grace. Tune in to learn how to recognize these warning signs and stay grounded in your faith.

Our worthiness is not based on our deeds but on the covenant established by God. Just as Mephibosheth was unaware of the covenant and lived in fear, many Christians today live as spiritual paupers, not realizing the immense riches they have in Christ. We are fully accepted, loved, forgiven, and made clean by the blood of Jesus. This understanding should transform how we live, moving us from a place of shame and guilt to one of joy and gratitude for the riches we have in Christ.