United Church of God Sermons

By Ryan Hall - There was a heinous act in history of lynching which sought take the mind and leave the body of those still alive, leaving one uneducated and weak to accept being a slave. In the same way, Satan from the beginning has tried to take the mind, puff up the body, and make one a slave. As Frederick

By Aaron Creech - In part five of the sermon series on the seven churches, we will dive deep into the letter to the church of Sardis. This church is known as the dead church, where the congregation is dying and on the brink of extinction. We will see that God gives them a way to turn around through repentance

By Andrew Lausted - Gentleness is not weakness; it is strength under control, modeled by Christ Himself.

By Bart Bornhorst - Today we will continue our study of the Armor of God. We'll look at the Helmet of Salvation, the Sword of the Spirit and lastly, our need for Continuing in Prayer. All are vital parts of our Armor, as we face our battle against all that's evil, and Satan.

By Daniel Apartian - The first time the word “holy” is used in the Bible was when God appeared to Moses in the burning bush. God had to remind Moses to take his sandals off in the presence of what is holy. Holiness means something being set apart by God for a divine purpose, not a common use. This message discusses

By Charles Graby - We all sin, and God's Word requires that we repent when we have sinned. But how can we be sure that God Himself has forgiven us? Should we have concerns about the status of our repentance?

By Fred Nance - Christians go through trials, likened to storms of life, often ones we are not prepared to encounter. How can we weather these storms of Life? By looking to our elder brother, Jesus Christ.

By Roc Corbett - On the night of His final Passover, Jesus gave His disciples a gift they would desperately need—not relief from trouble, but His own peace. This message explores what Christ meant when He said, “My peace I give to you,” and why that promise still matters deeply in our lives today. It shows how peace

By Steve K Buchanan - Shame entered the world at the Garden of Eden. Christians must deal with shame effectively. Here are 3 Keys to overcoming guilt and shame.

By Stephen Bouchette - Similar to a fictional character who hunts for a treasure and faces challenges along the way, let's seek the treasure which is from above and not give up no matter what obstacles we face. God is also a treasure hunter, looking for those after His own heart. Reviewing some examples from David's life

By Roy Jackson - The role of fathers is critical to be upheld in the family, and even if this role is poorly practiced, we have the example of our Father in Heaven.

By Robert Gardenhire - The false doctrine that Jesus was a created being is discussed. Then the verses Arius thought upheld his heretical view are explained.

By Olawale LAWAL - The purpose of this sermon is to show that God uses ordinary people and ordinary things that are fully surrendered to Him to accomplish extraordinary purposes, and to challenge believers to place what they already have into God's hands.

By Scott Delamater - This sermon uncovers the historical development of Trinitarian doctrine, contrasts it with the biblical revelation of God as a growing family, and considers what that truth means for our identity, relationships, and obligations to one another as future children of God.

By William Bradford - Daniel 8 covers a prophecy of Greece overtaking the Medo-Persian empire so accurate, it seems unbelievable that it was written prior to the events unfolding. How can we be sure it wasn't written after the fact? This message goes into detail into how we can be assured of its authenticity.

By Mario Seiglie - God's divine nature of being absolutely perfect and without any fault or evil is today's message. That nature of perfection becomes our ultimate goal as mortals being called to be His children through perseverence to the end. Four key points are given as take-aways to this message.

By Scott McKeon - When we are baptized into His death, we die to our old selves and as we are raised from the water and receive the Holy Spirit, we become a new creation.

By Ken Loucks - Why does the human mind argue with God's instructions even when we know they are right? Romans 8:7 answers that question by exposing the real issue—not behavior, but control. This study carefully explains the difference between the carnal mind and the spiritual mind, showing how God changes

By Jorge de Campos - Men are to pray with holy hands, without wrath and controversy. Likewise ladies are also to have a holy conduct submiting to their God given roles.

By John Miller Jr - From the beginning, Satan has sought to sow doubt in people's mind with conditional questions about the things God reveals to us. Are we allowing reasoning to outrank revelation? Let's explore three antidotes to combat this mindset and ensure our faith does not waver.

By Mike Phelps - Faith through “unanswered” prayers helps us trust God, not judge others, and see His blessing.

By Patrick McKee - Was the parable of the prodigal son a story of the son's journey of being lost, or a redemptive story of being found? Perhaps we shall begin to view this beloved story in a different light as we consider the Four Phases of our own journey.

By Matthew Curry - Micah 6:8 instructs us to 'do justly'. This sermon walks through what it means to do justly by using the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard from Matthew 20 as an example.

By Leif Kareliusson - Let's explore what it means to contend earnestly for the faith, why it is necessary, and how we can do it effectively.

By Robert Gardenhire - The Syro-Phoenician woman of Matthew 15 is discussed. Her amazing trust, humility, reverence, and faith are highlighted as examples for us today.

By Jorge de Campos - God's grace is often mentioned but not deeply examined or practiced. Grace is more than forgiveness. Christ did not merely teach grace. He lived it by acting with grace, suffered graciously, and gave Himself for us. He calls you and I to imitate Him. To give goodness to others like God does to us

By Michael Greider - Kindness is love in motion. Far from mushy personality fluff, kindness demonstrates God's holy spirit and nature being formed within us. If love is the root, kindness is the fruit that is generated.

By Troy Phelps - Speaker: Troy Phelps Date 1/31/26 From creation onward, the Sabbath was designed as a blessing — a weekly gift of holy time where God's people cease from work and draw closer to Him. This message explores the biblical meaning of “rest” as cessation, the Sabbath as a sign of freedom from spiritual

By Chuck Smith - Are you given to every wave of doctrine?

By Tim Martens - Reviewed are five valuable tools for establishing and maintaining a relationship with God, with ways to establish those tolls as good habits.

By Peter T Burchard - The Gifts of the Spirit seem to be for specific people and not for all. Some scriptures indicate that the Gift of prophecy and wisdom may be a little more accessible than we thought. This message explores this possibility.

By Gregory Sanny - A political movement exists that cries out, "No kings!" Whether or not such a slogan is misdirected, we can look to the Bible and history to distinguish between good and bad leaders, none of them being perfect, unlike the coming King of kings, Jesus Christ!

By Brian Shaw - God will shine bright in this age of darkness through the good works of those that are truly representing His Kingdom.

By Aaron Creech - In part four of the sermon series on the seven churches, we will review the letter to the church of Thyatira. In this letter, the church is known for its good works, but at the same time, it had problems tolerating the false prophetess Jezebel. We will learn the importance of not tolerating and

By Mario Seiglie - In part two, we see how wisdom leads toward righteousness. Gaining wisdom is achieved though time and in stages. First comes knowledge through instruction, then comes understanding to realize how that knowledge works. Finally, wisdom realizes the why it is so. Obedience to God and His biblical

By Matt Earles - When we talk about prophecy, are we only trying to predict the future, or are we learning to see how fully God is in control?

By Ray Roberts - There are multiple reasons for praying to our Creator. He is also our Heavenly Father. He speaks to us primarily through His eternal Word. When we speak to Him, it is prayer. Let us see why we should emulate the practice of a couple men in the Bible by praying at least three times a day as it is an

By David Rains - The parable of Lazarus and the rich man. Who is this parable really about?

By Joshua Creech - We have been given a tremendous commission to preach to the world, but what exactly does that mean? How does that impact our daily schedule and routines? Are we to literally travel to the other side of the world to reveal God's plan. Today's sermon will help us understand when and how to respond in

By Joe Neff - In our lives and a world sometimes filled with negativity and stress, gradually developing a cynical worldview can easily happen. We can be quick to justify our reactions and our less-than-positive outlook. However, God would rather us look through those moments with hope instead of immediately

By Ben Light - There are a myriad of lessons within God's creation, even something as small as a seed and the germination process teaches us deep spiritual lessons about transformation, perseverance and faith. Just as the seed must break its protective barrier, receive water, and orient to the light - we too must

By Walter Crane - Let's take time today and see why God created marriage in the beginning. And we will see the ultimate purpose for marriage for which it was created by God.

By Benjamin Foster - Knowing the truth about the resurrections being us great peace, but can also lead us to great complacency. Though many can be called later, believers are commanded to be salt and light now, knowing God can use our words and actions in tomorrow's judgement. We must strive for visible, faithful living

By Elias Vazquez - The message uses NASA's Artemis lunar program as a metaphor for humanity's spiritual journey, emphasizing that our drive to explore space reflects a deeper longing for meaning and purpose. Reflecting on God's plan to Restore All Things and fulfill Our Incredible Human Potential.

By Ken Loucks - This message clarifies what the Kingdom of God actually is—and what it is not—by grounding the discussion firmly in Scripture rather than tradition or vague spiritual language. It explains how the Kingdom can be present now through Christ and the Church, while still awaiting its future, literal