United Church of God Sermons

By Michael Douthett - On the Last Day of Unleavened Bread, the “bread of affliction” reminds us that lasting freedom and spiritual growth come through trusting God enough to leave behind what is familiar, even when change requires discomfort and sacrifice.

By Carl Koester - During the Days of Unleavened Bread, there is much discussion of leaven, and its effects on the lump. What is the leaven? What is the lump? How do these two things correspond to bring the effects the Apostle Paul warns against?

By David Chornomaz - The message teaches that sin should not be dismissed as mere weakness. Using Scripture and examples from King David and the Apostle Paul, it shows that while human weakness can lead to sin, sin itself is a serious violation of God’s law that God hates. Proper repentance requires recognizing sin

By Matthew Miller - We think we would never deny Christ... but Peter thought the same thing. The problem is, it doesn't look like we expect it to look. It shows up in small, everyday moments we don't even realize are tests. This message challenges the lie that the real test is later--because it's not. it's now. Every

By David Rains - What is the process of hearing the word of God and how does it connect to the Days of Unleavened Bread? In this message we will see how truly hearing the Word of God has everything to do with the meaning and symbolism that these days represent.

By David VenHuizen - For any two people, the more they have in common, the more they will be able to understand what each other may be going through and how best to help or encourage one another.

By Jonathan Beam - During the Days of Unleavened Bread we are to remove sins and be transformed in our minds. We can take action to that leads to changing the way we think. What actions on our part are needed?

By Mike Phelps - Our alignment with God is disrupted by mistrust, partial obedience, and confusing proximity with alignment.

By Bart Bornhorst - As we leave the Days of Unleavened Bread it's important we do so with the right focus. These days are coming to an end, but our calling and the work that we must be doing, continues on. In Luke 9:23 Jesus tells us how a genuine follower of Him, will be living their life.

By Tim Martens - The Bible uses the number seven strategically throughout scripture in a plethora of circumstances to symbolize fulfillment and completion. Ultimately, its significance reminds us of God's ability to fulfill His promises.