United Church of God Sermons

By Rudolph Rangel III - Our past mistakes and failures can leave lasting scars that often carry shame and regret, even after repentance. Yet God does not want us to be defined by those wounds.

By Fred Nance - How much time is left before Jesus Christ's return? Pray for the church's work.

By Tim Martens - Baby ducks follow their mother. Baby bears follow theirs. And Jesus said just two words: "Follow Me." But whom do we actually follow—and how do we know the way? This message unpacks the camp theme "Follow Me" as it was presented to preteen campers at Camp Gilmont, using vivid, visual illustrations

By William Bradford - We do not determine the worth of people the same way that God does. God sees the heart, the faithfulness, and the entire body of work, where we tend to value people based on what they have done recently. Everyone in God's Church has value. The older members provide an example for all of us to learn

By Matthew Fenchel - We are familiar with the parable of the Good Samaritan. How much, though, have we considered the full setting and context of the story? Especially, why did Christ pick those characters? Why did He tell this story in the first place? Is it just a nice story about doing good to others? What questions

By Daniel Apartian - How much sin are we allowed to have when we die for God to consider that we've overcome? It's an uncomfortable question—and the answer turns on a single Greek word we think we already understand. This message digs into the word "overcome" repeated to all seven churches of Revelation—nikao in Greek

By Gary Petty - We often think that Revelations is only about the tribulation and end time events, but it's also about blessings and hope.

By Andy Preston - Just like Rocky in his training montages, we have to train ourselves to use the Holy Spirit.

By Mark Miller - This sermon examines the bronze serpent's journey through Scripture, revealing its true purpose as a foreshadowing of Christ's sacrifice for humanity.

By Thomas Randle - Pride, the original sin, is a cause of many of the world's problems. Pride can cause us to have the wrong outlook on life and not have the wisdom to make correct decisions. Pride is something that we can live without.

By William Bradford - The nineteenth part in a series of mid-week Bible studies covering the book of Hebrews. This session continues chapter 6.

By Jorge de Campos - Paul addresses our proper Christian conduct towards those not in the church, those outside. Paul in one long sentence summarizes what salvation is. Avoid those that are argumerntative and divise. Be careful to maintain good works.

By Stephen Bouchette - There is a great divide between God and man. Throughout history, there are those, both man and angel, that desired and tried to be like God, but there is only one God. We may not face this specific issue, but our familiarity with our worship may not have God in our mind as He should be. With this in

By Richard Schultz - Sin in our lives creates flaws and cracks and broken vessels. With our repentance God's Holy Spirit mends those flows and cracks, and He makes us a vessel for His honor to do His Will.

By Jorge de Campos - Nebuchadnezzar's dream of the great image in Daniel 2 provides the key to understanding the prophetic symbols found in Daniel 7, Daniel 8, and Revelation 13 and 17. This sermon carefully explains how the image in Daniel 2 helps identify the region of the world from which the Beast and the False

By Skip Miller - Although in the Bible there are other examples of "commitment", Jesus Christ is the perfect example of "total commitment."

By Kevin D Willis - Shame is an internal response to what was done in the past. Satan uses shame to attack people and separate us from God. Do we respond properly to shameful thoughts and events?

By Roger Dale Prince - A look at the Old and New Testament history of physical resurrection. Christ's spiritual resurrection spoken of by Christ Himself and revealed to David. Plus, future resurrections both physical and spiritual.

By David Cook - The book of Job—wisdom, suffering, and restoration. Discover how a righteous man lost everything yet refused to curse God, the lessons of his misguided friends, his hope in the Redeemer, and how God restored him with double what he had before. A message of faith and endurance through life's hardest

By Robin S Webber - Two thousand years ago on the last night of His humanity Christ blessed His disciples by stating, "My peace I leave with you." Upon His resurrection He returned at a challenging moment and stood in the midst of them declaring, "Peace be with you." How do we today as disciples of Jesus Christ

By David Horvath - The Christian walk is not easy. Some people quit and some people never quit. What does it take to make it to the end?

By Kevin Call - Today we will talk about being a Godly woman. Today's message is for mother's, grandmother's and spiritual mother's and every woman carrying the weight of nurturing the next generation, and every woman whether you have children or not is part of this. You have a responsibility in this.

By Raymond Clore - Following the return of Christ, Jerusalem will become the exalted Mountain of the Lord, the center of Christ's rule from which peace, truth, and God's law will flow to all nations. Living waters will renew the land, and music will help teach God's way as humanity learns righteousness. As God

By Derek Strauss - Jesus Christ is the Banner that all of God's people will gather under. The story of God's banner stretches from Exodus to Revelation. So let us follow that banner throughout the Bible.

By David Chornomaz - The message contrasts warm church fellowship with true worship, emphasizing that love among people is not enough unless God is loved first. Using Christ's teaching on the greatest commandment, it explains that genuine Christianity requires putting God above all else, obeying His commandments

By Patrick Kansa - When the Bible refers to saints, many Christians believe that it's referring to righteous people who have died, gone to heaven, and intercede with God on behalf of the faithful. By examining both the origins of that belief, as well as what the Bible says about saints, we see plainly that saints are

By Mario Seiglie - In this PowerPoint series, a detailed view of prophecy is given providing the establishment of the people in Latin America. Part 1 goes back to the origin of generations after the Great Flood ending with the downfall of the Holy Roman Empire. Download the PowerPoint to view in a separate tab or

By Chuck Smith - To better understand what God is, let's first examine what God isn't.

By Mike Cook - The model prayer referred to as the Lord's prayer includes the words "us," "ours," and "yours" multiple times. We'll explore who is the "us" in this model prayer.

By Mark Graham - God invites us to remember the former glory, not to dwell in the past, but to awaken our anticipation for what lies ahead. The opportunities and blessings of past days in the work of the Church of God are reminders of His faithfulness and a foretaste of the far greater work and glory still to come

By Dave Wallauch - Our loving God and Father has gifted us with some incredibly strong reasons to trust in His promises, in His word. Therefore, though we may have to endure adversity in this life, we have every reason to look forward to the fulfilment of the plans He has revealed to us for all of mankind. Here are

By Elias Vazquez - This sermonette, “Awakened by Grace,” reflects on the daily act of waking up as a powerful reminder of God's sustaining mercy, resurrection promise, and spiritual calling. The message urges believers not only to be physically awake but also spiritually alert, rejecting apathy and darkness while

By Kevin Powell - The Prosperity Gospel is taught under many different names and is the basis for a variety of philosophies. Is it entirely false, or does it start with some biblical truths that have been misunderstood or taken too far? This message examines where its teachings align with Scripture—and where they

By Brent Baker - Ecclesiastes 3 tells us there is a time to build up and a time to tear down. 2 Corinthians 10 provides a list of the items in our lives we should strive to pull down or cast down. Finally, we look to the list of armor in Ephesians 6 as the weapons necessary to complete this tearing down.

By John Kosmalski - We honor God's name by speaking truthfully, using it respectfully, and keeping the Sabbath.

By Cliff Wickman - The nature of the opposition in the New Testament has an important influence on the meaning of some of its most-difficult to understand statements. Cerinthus is an historical figure whose teachings serve as a vivid example of that opposition. This message connects him to several parts of the New

By Dan Preston - God intervenes in many ways to keep us safe from physical, emotional, and spiritual danger. Of course, He loves us, but are there other reasons God might be protecting you for the future?

By Larry Jernigan - Sometimes we face anxiety, discouragement, emotional struggles, or painful memories from the past. These experiences can effect us at different times in our lives. We going to talk about three points, anxiety, depression and trauma and how it could effect us in our Christian life.

By Steve Myers - Some roads in life look familiar, safe and easier—but lead away from where God is calling us. What begins as one small turn can quietly change the direction of an entire life. This sermon reveals why the road back may be the most dangerous road of all—and how to keep moving safely and faithfully

By William Bradford - The eighteenth part in a series of mid-week Bible studies covering the book of Hebrews. This session begins chapter 6.

By Andy Wagner - Jesus Christ's instruction to follow Him are simple to understand, but often difficult to live out. Being His disciple requires us to place His Word above our own judgment, count the cost, and continue following when His teachings or life's trials become difficult.

By Mike Phelps - God calls us through life's noise to bring our brokenness to Him and be healed.

By Bart Bornhorst - Jesus Christ is always watching over His church. In His message to the 7 churches in Asia, He identifies their strengths, and He gives them a serious warning, against tolerating sin. His message was as valid then, as it is for God's church today.

By Jorge de Campos - The grace of God is one of the greatest reasons for hope, encouragement and peace of mind. Through the extraordinary sacrifice of Christ, God freely justifies us by grace, but this grace never nullifies His law—they are complementary truths, not contradictory ones. True Christians seek to obey God

By Martin Braun - This message highlights several critical steps we must take to properly handle disappointments in life, drawing on examples from the Bible.