United Church of God Sermons

By Robin S Webber - One of the great four letter words throughout scripture other than love, and hope is the personal invitation from Above for you and me to "COME!" Jesus put it this way -- "Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest". In a world that never stops, interrupts, and

By Samuel Hines - SPS: Introductory overview of humility

By Gary Petty - God gave Solomon the gift of wisdom. Where did Solomon go wrong? What can we learn from Solomon's mistakes?

By Matthew Curry - What is fellowship? Many of us think it's just about the times we get together for conversation but it goes much deeper than that. True biblical fellowship is sharing with each other the deepest parts about what it means to be the Body of Christ.

By Roy Jackson - The blessing of the little children is a church tradition, not a command, drawn from the example of Jesus. This message traces where the tradition came from, then surveys the responsibilities of parents and children in Exodus 20: 12, Deuteronomy 6: 6–9, Proverbs 22: 6, and Colossians 3: 20–21. It

By Jorge de Campos - God calls us out of this world, not merely to change our beliefs, but to transform our character. We must abandon worldly lusts, inappropriate conversations, gossip, pride, and excessive criticism, replacing them with humility, patience, forgiveness, and mercy. Through God’s Holy Spirit, we must put

By Stephen Bouchette - Jesus taught there are characteristics that we must have to enter God’s kingdom. We look at three characteristics of children in order to inherit the kingdom: humility, hungry, and curiosity.

By Rudolph Rangel III - Jesus teaches us that to enter the Kingdom of God, we must recover the childlike faith, trust, and confidence that can fade as we grow older. As we witness the faith of little children, may we learn from their example and boldly trust God and stand for His truth, regardless of what others think.

By Ken Loucks - Our daily decisions reveal the character we are developing and whether we are becoming more like Jesus Christ. Even the apostle Peter allowed fear to influence his conduct, demonstrating how easily our actions can contradict what we know to be right. The fruit of the Spirit described in Galatians 5

By Steve Parker - It's always a challenge to live for CHRIST, but our current cultural moment is marked by unique trials and some intense suffering. This message focuses on the encouragement found in six words from a passage in Hebrews 10: "Do not cast away your confidence."