United Church of God Sermons

By Jorge de Campos - When was Hebrews written? Who wrote Hebrews? Background of the Epistle. Six warnings. God now speaks through His Son!

By Robin S Webber - Jesus in facing Satan in the wilderness threw down the gauntlet 3 times when stating, "It is written!" not merely defensively, but on the offensive! The Apostle Paul would later inquire "What says the Scripture?" (Rom. 6:3) I.E.--Not merely what we think it says, but how in turn we internalize and

By Stephen Bouchette - God is perfect in all His works, completing everything He begins with absolute certainty. Christ's sacrifice was completely pure, God's promises never fail, and through repentance He offers complete forgiveness. As God faithfully finishes His work in us, are we giving our whole heart to the process

By Andy Duran - God's appointments require deliberate preparation, especially as we approach the Feast of Trumpets and reflect on the coming return of Jesus Christ, a pivotal, monumental turning point in human history. Rather than being lulled into a spiritual stupor by the anxieties, violence, distractions, and

By Kevin Call - The youth are the future of the Church. We have a great responsibility to raise our children, so they continue growing in the Church. We are raising our children to be members of the Kingdom.

By Derek Strauss - A three part process of stepping through infirmity, pain and suffering. And it all hinges around being well with my soul. And the first part is “it is not well with my soul”.

By Daniel Apartian - How do you perceive people around you? A hummingbird trapped in a garage sees danger where there's help. The Pharisees saw a liar where Jesus stood before them. We see lazy where someone's struggling. Our perceptions become our truths — and they drive our actions. But what if our perceptions are

By John Miller Jr - God had spoken plainly. Satan didn't begin by simply denying God's words. His tactic was more devious: make truth tentative. Did God really say that? Could it mean something else? Eve took the bait. Sin, fear, alienation, suffering, and death followed. The deceiver enters the biblical story by

By Richard Schultz - When making a decision involving God's Way of Life, we need to ask ourselves, "How will this decision affect my relationship with God?". This sermon identifies relational issues between us and God which are pointed out in the Bible. These are there to help us make decisions to strengthen our

By Brandon Zollner - Three principles of a free-will offering. What does it mean for the new covenant church?

By Dan Preston - In a few weeks, we will be observing the biblical festival known as the Feast of Tabernacles. What does it actually mean to keep the Feast, and what can we do to make sure we do so in a way that honors God and glorifies our coming King?

By William Flaman - As followers of Jesus Christ, we are privileged to rehearse for a new world and a new way of life now. God is not only preparing for a world without war, but He is also preparing His people to build it with Him.

By Mark Smith - Seven points to run the Christian race.

By Andrew C Lee - What does it really mean to be good? True goodness is more than simply avoiding wrong actions or appearing good on the outside; it comes from a changed heart as God's Spirit transforms our inner nature. As we continually turn to God in humility and repentance, His goodness can become evident in the

By Matthew Curry - We all have weaknesses. We all have aspects of our faith that don't come as easily as others. In this message we walk through Psalm 51 and see how, when we surrender our weaknesses to God, He can take those weaknesses and use them to make our faith stronger and our relationship with Him even deeper.

By Joe Jacoby Jr - We are called out of a common, mundane and corrupt way of life. We must walk in newness of life, working through the process that was started in the Church on Pentecost, until Christ returns.

By James H Butler - To live by every word of God, we must know what the words mean in the correct context. Every word must be based in truth and love, and we must understand how to determine what is true and what love means.

By Elias Vazquez - This message connects scientific observations of order and design in the universe with the biblical revelation that the designer is the living God revealed in Scripture. It argues that creation is not accidental but purposeful, authored and sustained by God through Jesus Christ. Ultimately, it calls

By Brian Shaw - We are only prepared to keep God's Fall Holy Days in this age when we are preparing for their future fulfillment in the age to come.

By Luis A Marrero - This message explains why the Millennium will still need teachers even after Christ returns, Satan is bound, and God's government is established. He connects this future role to Christian growth today, showing that those who hope to teach in the world tomorrow must first become teachable students

By Tim Martens - The greatest consequences of all are the rewards and punishments explained in Scripture that are and will be administered by God. The Bible clearly states that His rewards are directly tied to our actions.

By Ken Loucks - Prophecy can easily become a maze of headlines, theories, and details that distract from what Scripture actually tells us to watch. A sound prophetic framework begins by identifying the major developments God has revealed, then using those as anchors for evaluating what is happening in the world

By Chuck Smith - Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord God Almighty!

By Jerry Burnhauser - We have a shared ideology of doctrine, a shared bond of belief, and a shared profession of faith. Why then are there divisions among us, as well as attrition to our numbers? The answer is often a misunderstanding of the purpose and importance of fellowship.

By Troy Phelps - Speaker: Troy Phelps Date: 8/22/26 In this third sermon on a series through the Sermon on the Mount, and specifically the Beatitudes, we look in-depth at "peacemakers”. Here we see peacemakers are called to something far deeper than simply avoiding conflict or keeping everyone happy. This sermon

By John Kosmalski - Desires, beliefs, friends, and worries can bust faith, but devotionals, prayer, and congregating build it.

By William Hewitt - Mankind rejected God's plan to dwell with Him for eternity. The good news is that was not the end of the story! God has put in place a plan that by increments will allow humans to draw close to God and ultimately reach the point where God will dwell with men.

By Randy Urwiller - What does “to exalt God” mean? It's vital that we understand the answer to that question. Because to be in the first resurrection at Jesus Christ's return, we must be doing our best to exalt God every day!

By Philip Aust - The most comprehensive series of prophecies was given to Daniel in Chapter 11 of his Book. It is extremely detailed and covers history both of ancient times and up to the end of the age.

By Victor T Hou - This message captures the poignant story of Joseph Merrick, a young man who lived in London in the late 1800s and had a very disfiguring disease. His life's story was the basis of the 1980 film The Elephant Man. Three lessons are drawn from his story: 1) what is man?, 2) importance of character over

By Mark Graham - Remembering those who have faithfully served God can inspire us to consider the legacy we are leaving through our own lives. The hymns and example of Gerald Hoyer remind us that the words we share, the service we give, and the way we live can continue to encourage others long after we are gone. As

By Steve Parker - In moments of uncertainty, we find ourselves searching for answers. Wisdom can be defined as the skillful pursuit of the best possible answer. This sermon suggests that such a pursuit is best done alongside other CHRIST-followers. That's the together way of wisdom.

By Jerald Kliewer - Psa 86:15 But You, O Lord, are a God full of compassion, and gracious, Longsuffering and abundant in mercy and truth. Psa 86:17 Show me a sign for good, That those who hate me may see it and be ashamed, Because You, LORD, have helped me and comforted me.

By Elias Vazquez - This sermonette, “The Garden of God,” uses the imagery of gardening to illustrate God's plan for spiritual growth and salvation. It emphasizes that God plants the seed of His word in our hearts, patiently tends and prunes us through His Spirit and life's experiences, and prepares us to bear

By Bart Bornhorst - God has given us a most valuable gift! Part of the value of God's gift to us, involves our eternal life with Him, and our Savior Jesus Christ. However, God's precious gift to us is also about the value of what God has given us, in this life right now. Let's see the full value of God's gift to His

By Ron Guizado - Learn the valuable way to handle life's inevitable problems - so that you will be more successful and happier.

By Joseph P Trone - Speaker: Joe Trone Date: 8/1/26 This message looks at some of Christ's first miracles and how they give us a window into His Kingdom.

By Mike Phelps - Job teaches us to trust God and His sovereignty over our own limited wisdom.

By David Chornomaz - This message explores what the Bible says about eternal life by contrasting humanity's long-standing desire to overcome death with God's promise through Jesus Christ. Beginning with examples from literature, religion, and modern technology, the speaker shows that people have always searched for

By Howard Marchbanks - This message examines the revelations of Jesus Christ regarding how humanities commissioned over the earth will end and the Kingdom of God begins.

By Dan Preston - We often go to God asking Him to heal us from sickness, disease, or injury. While He most often does, what about when He doesn't? Does it mean He has failed or forgotten us?

By Austin Chance - What does it look like to take full ownership of our part while still resting in the One who holds the final outcome?

By Scott McKeon - The Challenges of Discipleship, Part II Synopsis: If we allow Scripture to define discipleship, it becomes clear that following Jesus Christ is not presented as an easy path. Christ consistently taught that discipleship involves sacrifice, perseverance, obedience, spiritual growth, and endurance.

By David VenHuizen - Middle children can sometimes feel neglected or lacking in self-confidence. The Biblè gives us examples of middle children and the positive effects of their lives. God knows who we are and what we are capable of doing, and He is involved in our lives and will complete the work that He has begun in

By Gary Petty - Learning how to be empathetic as a Christian.