United Church of God Sermons

By Charles Graby - God expects those whom He calls to go through a maturing process, developing critical characteristics while striving to become a complete, godly man. These are expounded upon in this sermon message. [Note - Given in Buford on May 30, 2026]

By Lewis VanAusdle - When troubles came to Job he was a miserable comforter. In contrast our God is the "God of all comfort" who comforts us in our times of trouble. When trouble comes our way are we more like Job or more like God?

By Craig Scott - There is raw energy and power, that energy is organized [information], expression of God’s personal will. This is the power of the universe… this is the holy spirit which God wants to put in you.

By Brian Shaw - Counting to Pentecost reminds the Church of her special connection to Jesus Christ.

By Dan Preston - Being united with others brings peace, prosperity, and is one of God's ultimate goals for mankind. In the first part of this series, we'll look at areas of our lives where we can promote unity and what it looks like.

By Gary Petty - Satan knows who you are and has a plan for your life. Understanding satan's tactics and how to avoid them.

By Gary Smith - What happened after Christ's resurrection and the Feast of Pentecost? This is a most significant time for the followers of Christ and this outline sermon helps us discern Christ's message to his disciples.

By Jim Moody - In a recent communication to the ministry, UCG President John Elliott spoke of the significance of knowing and reinforcing who Jesus was and is in Scripture. The name of Jesus Christ is critically important to us and our salvation. However, the emphasis the bible places on Jesus’ name is different

By Sal Cimino Jr - Life’s storms—both physical and spiritual—are unavoidable, but they are not without purpose. They can strengthen our faith, redirect our path, reveal God’s presence, and prepare us to support others through their struggles. While difficult, these seasons are temporary, and through them, God is

By Paul Moody - Understanding our identity is important. The United Church of God is not a new organization but a continuation of the Church Jesus Christ established. This sermon highlights identifying characteristics of the true Church and reports on a recent trip to visit a Sabbath group in Liberia.