United Church of God Sermons

By Jorge de Campos - If there is any encouragment in Christ, let us become one, as Christ. Let us be likeminded in humility as Christ. Therefore, let us work out our own salvation and obey to be like Him. God gives us the will and the power to do.

By Michael Greider - The end of Revelation finds God's people living as spirit beings in a perfect utopia. But wasn't there already a utopia that didn't end well, when Satan convinced fellow angels to rebel? How did God design the human experience so that the end result is different this time?

By Jon Davies - Among some scholars, the actual author of the Gospel of Matthew is in question. Was it actually written by Matthew and, if so, when. Carefully investigation gives us these answers.

By Santana Reyes - The four points we can learn from Angels that will help us have a greater appreciation of what Angels do and how they point us to God.

By Doug Wendt - It is truly hard to imagine the unbelievable treasure that our Father wants to share with us – the opportunity to be in the kingdom of God! As we prepare for that awesome gift, we must remember that God's spirit enables us to comprehend the mysteries of His kingdom and helps us to apply His commands

By Jim Hooser - What does God expect of me?

By David Chornomaz - This detailed sermon and study focuses on Barnabas, an important figure in the early Christian church, highlighting his role, character, and contributions to the spreading of the gospel. It explores biblical passages primarily from the Book of Acts and the Epistles, emphasizing the challenges and

By Troy Phelps - Speaker: Troy Phelps Date: 8/9/25 Love and cherish are not the same. In this sermon series, we explore how cherishing is a vital — yet often missing — element in marriage. In this first message, however, we begin by looking at the incredible ways God the Father and Jesus Christ cherish us. Together

By Luis A Marrero - The Christian experience is a genuine expression of faith that goes beyond mere performance, rooted deeply in love, grace, sincerity, and meaningful purpose. Drawing parallels from the Disney cast member culture, the message emphasizes authentic living of Christian values both privately and publicly

By Dan Preston - Children are an important part of God's plan. Whether you are their parents or not, you have an opportunity to both teach and learn from them!

By Kerby Burton - Is there proof God exists? Join us for this video sermon to answer some of the questions you may have.

By Mike Phelps - The world will believe and worship the Man of Sin but God will stop him.

By Brian Shaw - The seed of the Kingdom of God will be sewn in all the world, on all types of soil, but the fruit it produces will depend on how well that human clay receives and nourishes the seed.

By Nicholas Lamoureux - This message explores the Bible's teaching that the “LORD” who interacted with Israel in the Old Testament was the One who later became Jesus Christ. Scripture shows that no one has seen the Father, yet many Old Testament figures encountered God face-to-face—pointing to the Son as the active divine

By Mark Skapura - Are we jealous of what others have or are we thankful for what God has given us? We can learn from the many scriptural examples of this type of ingratitude. Let's glorify God in how we use what He has given us, rejoice with others in their blessings, and ultimately focus on the spiritual gifts from

By David PerMar - When the news brings more anxiety than hope, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. But what if Jesus Christ gave a direct command for moments just like these? This sermonette explores that powerful instruction and reveals a practical, biblical framework for finding stability and peace, no matter how

By Howard Nitzberg - In this sermon series we will analyze how God has always been intimately and actively involved in His creative plan for all mankind. Along the way we will learn that God has a very detailed and orderly process He follows in order to work out His divine plan to save the world and give human beings

By Craig Scott - Implicit in saying "seek to God while He may be found" is the alternative... that there may be a time when you cannot find Him.

By Robin S Webber - This message defines and expands upon the revelation of God's ever-abiding love, presence, and divine light revealed in James 1:17. The "I AM", "The Always" shines upon us in our darkest human moments which we will all experience to mold us to His glory. As you listen and absorb the lesson shared

By Kevin Call - When we see the Mona Lisa, what image do we think of? What about George Washington? How about Jesus Christ? They say a picture is worth a 1000 words. With Jesus Christ, do we see the Lamb of God or the Lion of the tribe of Judea? Watch as we cover the vision of Christ in the Throne Room of God.

By Scott Delamater - Teens and young adults face tremendous pressure from societal expectations about independence. Independence from parents, an ability to stand alone, and to "make something" of oneself are part of our culture. But is this kind of independence a Biblical virtue? What sort of dependence does God expect

By Eric Myers - There is power in giving and receiving encouragement.

By Stephen Bouchette - Ancient Israel tested God ten times as related in Number 14:22. We also go through times where we test God's patience. We review Israel's shortcomings with God and use this as a template what to guard against for our own behavior.

By Anthony Scott - In Christendom, we find a conflict between God's grace and God's law, but in the Bible we find that they complement one another.

By Ken Loucks - Who was the God of the Old Testament? Many assume it was God the Father—but Scripture says otherwise. In this final message of The True God Series, we trace the evidence from Genesis to Revelation showing that the One who spoke to Abraham, wrestled with Jacob, led Israel out of Egypt, and gave the

By John Elliott - We all want to control our lives and futures. Losing control can be scary. This is why some fear flying on planes or going underwater to be baptized. Do we really have any control over our future? Yes we do! God gives us the advance information and help we need to fulfill our potential—if we respond

By Mark Smith - How to stay positive in the downward spiral of the world.

By Jason Musgrove - In Genesis 11 the people were afraid of being scattered. Why were they so afraid of being scattered that they defied God?

By David Morker - Prayer is not a ritual reserved for the few - it is the real, relentless cry of every child and saint of the Most High. In this message, we are reminded that prayer began not with religion but with dependence, not with formality but with faith. Framed by Hebrews 4:16 - "Let us then with confidence

By Jason Stewart - God created the human family with the intention of human beings, ultimately, becoming born-again, spiritual children in the eternal family of God. The God family is a family of sustainability.

By Gregory Sanny - When we turn to the Bible for instruction on God's mercy, can we conclude we practice the same mercy?

By Scott McKeon - The sixth trumpet unleashes spiritual forces on the inhabitants of the earth, bringing physical harm and death.

By Mark Welch - Why was Cain's offering unacceptable to God? Why did Cain kill his brother? Beware, lest you walk in the way of Cain. Instead, choose the way of righteous Abel.

By Scott G Thouvenin - We focus on God's miraculous interventions to heal us. When, why, or why not does He intervene?

By William Bradford - God prophesied that a king of Judah, a son of David, would come to put a stop to Israel's ungodly ways, 300 years before he came. This message details this prophecy.

By Joshua Vazquez - This message reflects on a recent trip to a United Church of God camp in the Swiss Alps, highlighting the unique experiences and spiritual insights gained through fellowship with international brethren. The speaker emphasizes the shared faith and common struggles of Christians worldwide, reinforcing

By Doug Wendt - The bible admonishes Christians to increase their hope. To follow that command, it requires a desire to be deeply anchored in what we believe. When trials come our way, our hope provides a solid foundation for remaining confident in the wonderful promises of God. This sermon offers four practical

By Gary Beam - The "Pride of Life" pertains to a love for the things of this world. How occupied are we with the present world around us, and how much and how often are we tempted to let the physical desires interfere with the work of salvation in us? Are we being about Our Father's Business or too busy with this

By Howard Marchbanks - Today no temple dedicated to the God of Israel exists on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Looking through time we find the Temple Mount Hellenized, Romanized, and converted today to an Islamic domain. Will there be another Temple of God?

By Jonathan Beam - In the Bible, many people were afflicted with the dreaded disease of leprosy, which still exists into our modern time. Besides the physical impacts, few diseases lead to the terrible social suffering that leprosy did.

By Michael Greider - The end of Revelation finds God's people living as spirit beings in a perfect utopia. But wasn't there already a utopia that didn't end well, when Satan convinced fellow angels to rebel? How did God design the human experience so that the end result is different this time?

By Keith K Haab - We grow toward perfection by knowing God, acknowledging Jesus, receiving instruction, and eventually being resurrected.

By Aaron Creech - What would you say if someone asked you, are you saved? Being saved or salvation is all throughout the Bible. In this message, we will explore what the Bible says about salvation and discuss the three steps of salvation.

By Tim Martens - What the Bible actually teaches us to do and believe is not what the world is actually familiar with, so this causes them to view true Christians as off-beat with accepted behaviors and traditions.

By Ken Loucks - In today's world, one of the most widely accepted teachings about God is also one of the least understood—and most unbiblical. The idea that God is a Trinity—three persons in one being—is not found in Scripture, but was shaped by centuries of philosophical debate and church councils long after the