United Church of God Sermons

By Nathan Ekama - UCG Fundamentals of Belief #14 - Military Service and War. 4 Principles of Belief A - Our sovereign identity is a citizen of the Kingdom B - Example and directives of Jesus Christ C - The nature of our Christian calling is to be peacemakers D- Faith to move forward - Obey God vs men

By Steven Holladay - What is God's view of the many religious holidays or festivals that our nation currently observes? What about other days that are celebrated by Jewish people like Purim and Hannukah which have Biblical origins? Are Christians obligated to observe them?

By Don Ward - The sermon explores how Christ related to scripture and its importance. Scripture reveals the mind and will of God and Christ. From scripture we learn how to understand prophecy by knowing the scriptures and that line must be upon line, precept upon precept and here a little and there a little and

By Andy Wagner - This message explains that remembering means more than recalling facts; it means responding with faithful action, especially in keeping the Sabbath holy. The Sabbath points back to creation and deliverance, reflects Jesus Christ’s example, shapes weekly life through preparation, worship, rest, and

By Caleb Janicich - You are part of the Church. Every part of the body has a job to do.

By Aaron Dean - There are many questions men have asked God, and God has asked men. We learn a lot from questions we ask and are asked. Seeing biblical examples can help us get insights into God and ourselves.

By Mark Smith - Lessons we can learn from the Israelites.

By Stephen Bouchette - The universe contains cosmic powers of darkness. This includes multiple beings and forces. Satan is the king of this darkness. These forces preexisted the creation of man. We take a biblical survey of the powers of darkness.

By Eric Myers - Going through the Offerings listed in Leviticus 1 - 5

By Troy Phelps - Speaker: Troy Phelps Date: 4/11/26 This sermon explores the powerful biblical truth of a “better resurrection,” showing why the first resurrection—into immortal, glorified, spirit beings with Christ—is far superior to any later resurrection. It challenges us to fully embrace God’s calling now