United Church of God Sermons

By Bill Wassner - After giving this sermonette yesterday, my mind was drawn this morning to the first two chapters of 1 Corinthians, on the spirit of which I now realize that my message was firmly grounded. My message: How the fundamental truths that God has personally revealed to us are not subject to refutation by

By Ethan May - This message seeks to prepare our mindset to be ready to face whatever we need to endure to be in God's Kingdom.

By Jorge de Campos - The impressive significance of God's festivals linked to Christ’s first coming. The Feast of Harvest (Exodus 23:16)—known in the New Testament as the Day of Pentecost—holds important significance for this "Church Age."

By Sal Cimino Sr - Meekness is a quality that is not understood by mankind. They see it as a weakness because they only want authority by their own power. But God has promised that those with meekness, only available by the Holy Spirit to rule with him when he returns.

By Bill Conway Jr - What does the Bible have to say about the pleasant things of God? In this short message, we look at 3 things that are pleasing in God's sight. A - Signing Praise to God. It is beautiful B- Knowledge is Pleasant to the Soul C - God's pleasure is to give us the Kingdom

By John Massie - An overview of Joshua's life.

By Mario Seiglie - A timeline scenario of end time prophecies from the Books of Daniel and Revelation is discussed. Get an understanding of what is known and not known about the 70 Weeks Prophecy and the events of the 7 seals being opened. This is all presented on a handout with a chart. Download the handout to view

By Don Ward - We continue our study into the general epistles.

By William Bradford - The sixth part in a series of mid-week Bible studies, covering the book of Hebrews. This session begins the second chapter of Hebrews.

By Jorge de Campos - God's teaching is to be faithfully conveyed. First from God to his apostles; then to those trained by the apostles; then to faithful men who will be able to teach others.They need to be faithful, to teach what they have been taught. They are not to insert their own ideas. Their teaching is to be