United Assembly of God Church

Division is another way/tool Satan uses to destroy God's people. This tool is so destructive and most of the time so subtle, that people don't even realize it's part of their life until the damage is already done.But even when the damage is done, I want you to know, there is still hope, Jesus came to hand out Mercy for those with damaged hearts and those who have given in to a divided heart.  Jesus came to set all captives free!

This week, at United, we return to our study in the book of Luke. We will look at a life built on humility from Luke 9:46-50. Jesus gives His disciples and us, some insights on how to kill pride in our lives and build humility.

United Assembly celebrates Easter with a passage from Mark 16

Psalms 118 is one of the Psalms that is referred to as the "Hallel Psalms". The word "Hallel" simply means "To Praise." This Psalm, along with others from 113-118, were sung at Passover, which the Jewish people reflected back to the Lord's deliverance of the children of Israel from bandage in Egypt. This week we celebrate Palm Sunday from this Psalm and from John 12.

Psalms 113 is one of the Psalms that is referred to as the "Hallel Psalms". The word "Hallel" simply means "To Praise." This Psalm, along with others from 113-118, were sung at Passover, which the Jewish people reflected back to the Lord's deliverance of the children of Israel from bandage in Egypt. In Psalm 113 we are commanded to praise God and then the Psalmist gives us some reasons why.

This week's message is from our very own Christine White. Christine is one of our United Women's Ministries leaders. She is going to bring a message about the fruit of the spirit found in Galatians 5:22-23.

This weeks message is another encouraging message from “The Basic” sermon series. Pastor Rob will speak about how disappointments can come through tough times in our lives. 

This weeks message is another encouraging message from “The Basic” sermon series. Pastor Rob will speak about the healing work of God and how important it is for our lives today. 

This weeks message is another encouraging message from “The Basic” sermon series. Pastor Rob will speak about becoming a generous giver. Giving is another characteristic of our Lord Jesus, and we should imitate Him in our finances and in all that we have. 

This weeks message is another encouraging message from “The Basic” sermon series. Pastor Rob will speak aboutThe Baptism in the Holy Spirit. 

This weeks message is another encouraging message from “The Basic” sermon series. Pastor Rob will speak about Water Baptism, what it is and what it isn't.

This weeks message is from Luke 22:14-20. This is another encouraging message from “The Basic” sermon series, for us to remember what God has done for mankind through Jesus. 

This weeks message is the second part teaching on Lordship & Obedience. The title of the message is “Possessed By God.” Pastor Rob teaches from Ephesians 4:17-32 about a “Basic” biblical principle that is expressed throughout the Bible, Sanctification.

This weeks message is on Lordship & Obedience. Pastor Rob introduces a “Basic” biblical thought that is expressed all throughout the Bible, Sanctification. It was taught in the Garden of Eden, God demonstrated and commanded the people of Israel to be “Sanctified”, Jesus talked about it and it will be a requirement before anyone can enter into the Kingdom of God. Why is this not taught more in the church today? Today Pastor Rob will cover these passages as we begin to look at “Lordship & Obedience” and how it pertains to our lives today. 

This weeks message Genesis 3. Today we go back to the basics, the foundation of our faith and beliefs here at United. We will begin with talking about Sin & Salvation. How it all began and how God has a plan to save all mankind.

This weeks message is from Joshua 1:1-9. God gives Joshua and the People of Israel at least four encouraging statements/words to propel them into a New Chapter - A New Hope. These are worse for us as well, as we enter into 2025. 

This weeks message is from Matthew 1:18-25, the story of Jesus' birth. This passage is not just a narrative of historical events; it's actually a revelation of God's plan for Humanity. 

This weeks message is from Luke 9:37–45. This passage gives us a glimpse into the challenges of life and faith. This passage reminds us of human limitations but also of Jesus' divine power.   

This weeks message is from Luke 9:28-36, Jesus' Transformation. In our passage today, Jesus takes His disciples upon the mountain to pray and in the middle of this prayer meeting God reveals His glory through Jesus and to 3 of the disciples. As the disciples are trying to figure this moment out Luke encourages us with 5 teaching points from this moment for our lives today, they are “Blessings From God's Revealed Glory.”  

This weeks message comes from The Assemblies of God District Missionaries Director Stan Welch. Bro. Welch was with us for United's Missions Sunday, to encourage giving for the upcoming year, 2025. Bro. Welch speaks to us from the passage in Mark 1:15.

This weeks message comes from Hebrews 12:1-17. Tanner brings an encouraging message about hope and peace with Jesus. Thanks to Tanner for being our guest. 

The message this week comes from Luke 9:18-27 and centers around two questions: Who do the crowds say that Jesus is and then Jesus asks His disciples, who do you say that I am? These 2 questions lead us living with a focus on God's Kingdom thatcher than personal gain, comfort or worldly success. 

The message this week comes from Luke 9:10–17. This week we see the disciples have a problem that is beyond their ability to provide. This is exactly the lesson Jesus is teaching them and us, He is the only one who can provide for our every need, including the sin need. Jesus through His grace and mercy uses the disciples to meet the needs of the people and He will for you also. Jesus desires to meet our needs.

The message this week comes from Luke 9:7-9. Herod is troubled by the miracles of Jesus. Trying to figure things out, Herod faces a feeling that comes upon him that some might think is fear, but it's really the working of the Holy Spirit in Herod's life.  God sent His spirit to bring Conviction, Curiosity, Contentment and Commitment into one's life, but like Herod, everyone has a choice. Will Herod accept or reject Jesus?

Guest speaker: Greg Walton

This week's sermon comes from Luke 9:1-6. Jesus calls His disciples in this passage and transfers His power and authority to them, to minister to hurting people. This is the same power and authority God has give to us, today, through the power of the Holy Spirit. Like the disciples, we must choose to tap into this power…will you? 

This week's sermon comes from Luke 8:40-56. This week we see two miracles from Jesus, a healing for a woman and a raising of the dead. Jesus has come to show us that He has power over all things.  These healings reveal the faith that Jesus desires to instill within us for Him to meet any and all needs that we will ever have. Have faith in Him, when we do, that faith moves the hand of God. 

This week the sermon comes from Luke 8:26-39, Jesus delivers a man from the power of more than 6,000 demons. This is a lesson on the deliverance from demonic oppression. Jesus is able to heal of every disease, but more importantly He is able to deliver us from the strongholds of the devils bondages.  

The sermon this week comes from Luke 8:22-25. Luke shows us that storms in life can come unexpectedly, but when we turn to Jesus for help, He can calm any storm that may come. 

This sermon is from Luke 8:16-21. This is the teaching of Jesus about shining the light to the world. In todays message Jesus tells us that the light of the world is Himself (Jesus) and this light illuminates peoples lives and changes them from the inside out. The question becomes, will we allow this light to change and challenge our lives? 

This sermon is from Luke 8:4-15, Jesus famous parable of The Sower. How is the soil of your heart? Is you heart pliable to receive the word of God? 

This weeks message comes from Luke 8:1-3. In this passage Luke reveals the inside scoop on the Kingdom of God. Who is able to come and be part of this kingdom? What will those individuals look like, how will they act and how will you recognize them? Luke reveals to us the concept of the Kingdom of God.

Today's sermon comes from Luke 7:36-50. Luke compares what is in the heart of a sinful woman that has been forgiven, to a man who doesn't think he needs forgiveness. The compare and contrast reveals the heart of thankfulness that God desires to cultivate within all of us. 

This message is from Luke 7:18-35. In this passage Luke reveals the wavering faith of a very faithful servant of God, John the Baptist. Jesus gives us some practical lessons on how to deal with doubt in our lives.

This message is from guest speaker Greg Walton. Greg is a member at United who God uses powerfully to fill in when Pastor Rob is gone.

In our sermon today, Jesus shows His disciples what God's response is to despair. Luke reveals some qualities about God that is eternal. From these truths we can live our lives in full trust in God and His plan for our lives.

In our sermon today, from Luke 7:1-10, Jesus meets a Roman Centurion with great faith. Jesus takes the opportunity to teach His disciples, and the crowd, how important it is to put His word into practice. This is called faith and with this type of faith, God can work great miracles through His followers.

This weeks sermon comes from Luke 6:39-49. Jesus teaches us that there are only 2 ways to live, and explains how the life of a disciple will be laid on the foundation of God's word.

This sermon is from Luke 22:14-20. United took communion this Sunday. Pastor Rob Hampton felt led to move ahead for one Sunday, in the book of Luke, in order to preach on the Revealing of The New Covenant.

This weeks message comes from Luke 6:37-42. This week Jesus gives us a message on how the Spirit of God will change our lives and then we can in turn show others how to live for Jesus.

This sermon is from Luke 6:27-36. In this passage Jesus teaches His disciples (those that follow Jesus-has made Jesus their Savior) how they are to be a reflection of God's love.

This sermon is from Luke 6:20-26, which begins to cover Lukes version of the Sermon On The Mount. Luke writes about four "Blessings" and four "Woes" which Jesus refers to as "Blessings." Jesus gives us the blessings that will mark the true disciple.

This weeks episode comes from Luke 6:12-19. Jesus chooses 12 apostles from the group of disciples. Luke shows us how this is a making of a "New Nation" The Church. If your a follower of Christ, you are New Nation, The Church!

Message from guest speaker: Greg Walton.

The sermon this week comes from Luke 6:1-11. Jesus teaches that He is the Sabbath that the Hebrew people have practiced since the meeting of Moses on Mt. Sinai. The religious leaders wanted to obey the law but Jesus is the law.

This message this week comes from Acts 2:1-4, another book written by Luke. This message focuses on the background of Pentecost and why it is important for followers of Christ today.

The message this week comes from Luke 5:33-39. Jesus has been given all authority and power as Luke has been showing us throughout his gospel already. Jesus now uses questions to reveal His eternal plan for all mankind, to Make All Things New.

This sermon is from Luke 5:17-26, where four men lower a man down through the roof of a home, in order that they might get him to Jesus. They are motivated by three things, which should motivate every believer/follower of Jesus today.

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.