United Church of God Sermons

By Elias Vazquez - This sermonette emphasizes that the Days of Unleavened Bread are not just about temporarily avoiding physical leaven, but about committing to a lifelong spiritual transformation. It calls believers to continue resisting worldly influences, renewing their minds, and actively living God’s will after

By Christopher Coser - Our purpose today is to examine the scriptures that show what Jesus wanted his disciples, and us through them, to know between His resurrection and His final ascension to the Father

By Scott Delamater - This sermon explores the biblical theme of being “strangers” in this world. Tracing the lives of Abraham, Israel, and even believers today, it shows that God intentionally allows His people to live as outsiders to teach dependence on Him and shape their character. Because we understand what it feels

By Sal Cimino Sr - This holy feast shows how God has freed us from the bondage of sin, but we are to be having Lasting faith in Him to go forward in obeying him to receive his promise of Eternal Life.

By Dan Dowd - Today we are going to explore the connection between having no fear and having complete faith in God.

By John May - God was displeased with the unfaithfulness of the Israelites whom He delivered from Egyptian slavery at the time of the Exodus. But God calls on His New Covenant people to be filled with unleavened faith, which is actually the faith of Jesus Christ working in us.

By Lee Massie - The children of Israel and Jesus's disciples both had faith issues as they exited the Days of Unleavened Bread. Each story has faith lessons for us as God and Jesus guided them through their next steps.

By Richard Schultz - Today we will discuss the greater significance of the commands in Exodus 23:15 and Deuteronomy 16:16 to not show up with empty spiritual offerings during our annual Holy Days.

By Jay Ledbetter - This sermon reminds us that just as Jesus was affirmed at His baptism and then tested in the wilderness, our commitment to God is often followed by trials that refine our faith and confirm our identity in Him. Through Christ’s victory over temptation, we are assured that even in our hardest moments

By Josh Vazquez - This message teaches that spiritual growth requires more than removing sin; it also requires intentionally filling our lives with Christ. Using the symbolism of the Days of Unleavened Bread, the sermon explains that sin must be replaced with the mind and character of Christ, not merely removed. True