United Church of God Sermons

By John Miller Jr - The three words tell us God has spoken. The three dots tell us what comes next.

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By Joshua Creech - The Feast reminds us to stop and consider why we are here. God has brought us together to rejoice, to learn, and to experience what it means to be part of His family. As you go through the Feast, take time to reflect: Why has God brought you here, and what does He want you to take away from these

By Bill Paz - The Feast of Tabernacles is a joyful preview of Jesus' coming reign; encouraging God's people to trust in His promises, live with hope, and have great expectations as well as shaping how we rejoice, serve, encourage others, and live today.

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By Warner Schmidt - This message focuses on the contrast between the future millennial peace we celebrate at the Feast and the spiritual dangers we face in the world today. I’ll start in Isaiah 11:6-7 with the picture of creation restored and animal nature changed such that even wild lions will eat straw.

By Fred Nance - I will be presenting a sermon that will focus on God’s plan of restoration in the millennium. We will look at various prophecies that focus on God’s plan of restoration for Israel and the nations, and finish with the restoration of his relationship with mankind.

By Randy Urwiller - This sermon will focus on God’s instruction regarding the observance of the Feast of Tabernacles and the 8th Day and their meaning drawn from Leviticus 23, Deuteronomy 14 and 16, and Micah 4. To illustrate the importance of preparing our hearts for worshiping God, I will use the example in 1 Samuel

By Walter Crane - The Feast of Tabernacles is the largest family reunion on record. Even if we do not have physical family members at the Feast we all are a part of God's spiritual family. We will look at 3 areas of a family reunion. 1. Set the time and place. 2.Rejoice and have fun. 3. Learn about the family.

By Daniel Deininger - The Feast of Tabernacles gives us a unique opportunity to gather together as God’s family. What can this time teach us about fellowship, unity and looking forward to the Kingdom of God?