United Church of God Sermons

By Andrew Shallenberger - In this difficult age, are we enduring? Are the heavy weights of the trials we face bringing us to discouragement? Paul went through more than we can imagine, but he kept a focus on the purpose he had been given. We must likewise keep God's kingdom in the forefront of our mind.

By Jorge de Campos - Serve without complaining and disputing. Hold fast to the word of life. Be a light. Paul offered his service as a drink odffering on the Philippian's sacrice and service. Timothy had a similar care as Paul. There are times went there was not a so called "miraculous" healing.

By Gregory Sanny - It's common that young boys will mimic their fathers in work or habits because they want to be like their dads. We as God's children are given a great deal of our Father's example, and as seen through Jesus Christ, so that we, too, can emulate the example given to us.

By Robert Gardenhire - Colossians 2:16-17 and pertinent background is examined and explained as being a positive admonition to the Gentile church at Colossae. Contrary to the commentaries, they were doing the right thing by observing the Sabbath and Holy Days.

By Brian Shaw - How do we prepare the heart to keep God's Feast of Tabernacles?

By Elias Vazquez - This message presents a comprehensive guide to discipleship, framed as a "Spiritual Syllabus" that likens the Christian journey to higher education. It emphasizes the necessity of actively applying God's Word and growing in faith to prepare for eternal roles as kings and priests in God's Kingdom.

By Tim Martens - Four basic principles are essential to recognize, support, and practice good teaching leadership qualities.

By Mike Phelps - Human capacity for self-destruction, a Jewish state, and a revived Roman Empire precede Christ's return.

By Mark Welch - We may all draw tremendous strength from understanding and applying these six verses in our lives. The LORD is my shepherd, and I may rely upon Him!

By Stephen Hanson - Some modern scientists think birds evolved from dinosaurs, but we will see from God's word they were created by an all powerful creator.

By Dan Preston - The Bible tells us to honor senior citizens. But how exactly can and should we show our respect to the elderly?

By David Metzel - We are instructed to remember Lot's wife. Today we will look at a couple of lessons we can learn from her example.

By Jorge de Campos - Colossians 2:16–17 is often cited as proof that the Sabbath and God's Holy Days are no longer required under the New Covenant. However, to understand what Paul is truly addressing, we must look carefully at the heresy of that era and examine both the historical setting and the context of the epistle

By Ken Loucks - The Bible claims to be the very Word of God—but can that bold statement be trusted? This message walks through four powerful proofs that confirm its inspiration: historical and archaeological discoveries, the Bible's remarkable unity, its scientific accuracy, and the fulfillment of prophecy in

By Luis A Marrero - This message explores the Christian understanding of God's plan for individuals, emphasizing the personal and unique divine roles believers must prepare for. It highlights the promise of rulership and priesthood in the Kingdom of God, the importance of developing spiritual gifts, and the call to

By Scott Thomas - We can be busy in our personal life, but what are we spending our time on? Would we be more productive if we prepared a "to do list". Here are some points to consider about a "to do list".

By William Bradford - The first in a series of sermons on Galatians. This introduction covers 3 key principles in understanding the book of Galatians. It is a very often misunderstood book of the Bible, and one that can even be hard for God's converted people to understand. Looking at the context is important.

By Leif Kareliusson - Today we will explore the essential topics of justice, mercy, and faith in the book of Micah.

By Sal Cimino Jr - Two months ago, we observed the Feast of Harvest. Just as wheat is expected to produce grain, God calls each of us to bear fruit and not be tares in His field. But how do we accomplish this? In this message, I share nine ways to bear fruit by using God's Spirit.

By Mark Kasperson - What did the Apostle Paul mean when he said Grace and Peace to you? The answer to this question and more in this video sermon.

By Sanford Beattie - When John the Baptist began having doubts about whether Jesus was the Messiah, Jesus said “blessed is he who is not offended because of Me”. What does it mean to be offended? Who was Jesus addressing with this statement? And what application does it have for us?

By John Kosmalski - Jesus taught a pure way of love, humility, fairness, forgiveness, honesty, self-discipline, and generosity.

By Darris McNeely - We have always referred to "the Work" as shorthand for the calling God gives each of us. We make and care for disciple in all parts of the world. It is inspiring to see what God is doing in the international areas of the "the Work".

By Tim Martens - This message centers on three vital legacies that grandparents—both in the family and within the church—should impart to the younger generation: honor, responsibility, and inheritance.

By Anthony Scott - Most people think of the Beatitudes (blessings) as those recorded from Christ's teachings by the apostle Matthew. However, there are also 7 blessings given by Christ in the book of Revelation.

By Jorge de Campos - God calls us to be Holy in worship, conduct, and interaction with one another.

By Jerold Aust - God loves all people, but those he's called now into His church have a special place. They're referred to as "the apple of his eye". What does this mean for us?

By Gary Petty - An overview of the different types of judgments in the bible.

By Howard E Marchbanks III - An easy ice breaker is an opening conversation that is based on something we all have in common. To me, that first common thing is the Bible. As we review Ephesians chapter four, we can see some of the other unifying attributes we should all stive to obtain.

By John Miller Jr - One of the most oft quoted Psalms is Psalms 23. We focus our attention on just one phrase and bring relevance to it by showing how it has worked in the past, how it works for you, and how it will yet shape the future. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil.

By Kevin Call - Do you like tests? We are tested every day. How have we done on these tests? Tests tell us what we've done and what we need to study more. Today we will talk about self-examination. This is something we need to do daily.

By Joshua Vazquez - This sermon explores the concept of perfection from a biblical perspective as it delves into the biblical use of the term, particularly in Matthew 5:48, where Jesus commands, "Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect". It emphasizes that perfection is not about being flawless but

By Matt King - The parable of the Unjust Judge is often seen as a lesson in persistence—and it is. However, it is also a parable about hope, showing us that every act of faithfulness is a choice that resists despair and affirms trust in God's justice, even when His answer seems delayed.

By Tony Stith - In Hebrews 12, the Apostle Paul contrasts the Old Covenant at Mount Sinai with the New Covenant at Mount Zion; contrasting a relationship with God marked by fear, distance, and a transactional system of blessings and curses with a new relationship of faith, love, and direct access to God through

By David Cook - Jesus Christ told his disciples several times to watch so they were not taken unaware. Paul, Peter and others echoed these warnings.

By Stephen Bouchette - God has used the example of Israel's shortcomings as an analogy of human nature and it serves as a warning to us today to avoid the temptations to covet or commit idolatry. Let's continue learning from Psalm 106 by the ways they tested God and how we can overcome our own nature, grow in our faith

By Kelly Irvin - To develop a responsible approach to life and build character, there are things we must learn to do, and by practicing those things, we can become self-driven to do them and do them well. But, the ultimate value to these practices is found in the desire to do them.

By Scott Thomas - Prove God's way to yourself - else you could find that your cherished beliefs can be shattered by reality.

By Kurt Hoyer - Life can be scary yet God says "have no fear." What does a life of Godly courage look like? Here is a quick guidebook from three courageous women.

By Ryan Shallenberger - The Bible describes several situations in which Christians are advised to flee. What can we glean from these admonitions? Do we know when we should leave a dangerous situation?

By Ethan May - This message explores the impact of God's calling on our lives, causing us to better understand and appreciate the incredible invitation we have been given, as well as the tremendous responsibility that comes with that calling.

By Ernest Grier - When you hear the words, work out your own salvation, what comes to mind? It can sound common or casual, as it does to the world. However, when you read Philippians 2:12, where it says, work out your own salvation, with fear and trembling, the fear and trembling quickly adds a more powerful and

By David Chornomaz - This sermonette discusses the Apostle Paul's First Epistle to Timothy, providing practical guidance and addressing false teachings and the importance of maintaining doctrinal purity within the church, emphasizing love, unity, and adherence to sound doctrine.

By Benjamin Massie - In this message, you will be put into this day, to experience firsthand 2 incredible, impactful and deeply emotional stories, that literally were happening at the exact same time. Death, Suffering & Rejection changed to Life, Joy & Inclusion through patience, faith & the Power of God... that if you

By Clint Porter - Does God heal today? Absolutely! So… why isn't He healing me? This can be one of the most difficult questions we wrestle with in life. Let's take a look at God's perspective on divine healing.