United Church of God Sermons

By Stephen Bouchette - We know why we're at God's Feast, but what should we do while we are here? This message moves through several practical steps on connecting with God during His Feast.

By Lewis VanAusdle - As the Feast of Tabernacles begins, we are reminded why we are here and what God wants us to take from observing these days.

By Kurt Hoyer - What do the stories of Noah, Jonah, and the Baptism of Jesus have in common? What do they tell us about sin, repentance, the Day of Atonement and why God forgives sin?

By Tim Martens - People have blamed the devil for their mistakes since Eve ate the forbidden fruit. "The devil made me do it," we say—just like Flip Wilson made famous over forty years ago. But here's the uncomfortable truth: the devil doesn't actually make you do anything. He tempts. He influences. He broadcasts

By Corbin Rose - In American Sign Language interpreting, often times it is hard to have a simple sign to represent one English word because of the many potential meanings the word can have. "Atonement" is one such example. We will cover three core meanings of the word "atonement" in regard to how we keep the Day of

By Brian Shaw - What will life be like when Satan is cast away?

By David VenHuizen - There are 3 letters that are likely very near to us, but we commonly overlook them. If we associate them with God, they can remind us of His daily presence in our lives.

By Andy Duran - The Day of Atonement is a Holy Day rich in meaning within God’s plan of salvation for all mankind. Within these meanings we find a connection to captivity and liberty: the Jubilee release of Leviticus 25, the binding of Satan pictured by the Azazel goat and Revelation 20, and the foreshadowed

By Ken Loucks - The Day of Atonement reveals how God will completely resolve the separation between Himself and mankind. The ceremony of Leviticus 16 distinguishes the sacrifice that pays for human sin from the living Azazel goat that pictures the removal of the deceiver. Jesus Christ’s sacrifice provides

By Jorge de Campos - The Day of Atonement pictures Christ as our High Priest, who entered heaven to appear before God for us and now intercedes while His people are being sanctified. As we fast, we humbly recognize our dependence upon His sacrifice and continuing ministry, awaiting His return and drawing confidently