United Church of God Sermons

By Gary Beam - Having just observed the Days of Unleavened Bread, we learn the lesson of putting the leaven out and letting the unleavened portion of God's nature replace our own nature. But are we looking in the right places trying to find the leaven that puffs us up?

By Tony Stith - For 365 days of the year, the god of this world seeks to exploit what Paul describes in 2 Corinthians 10 as strongholds—arguments and patterns of reasoning in our hearts and minds that exalt themselves against the knowledge of God and draw us back into bondage to him. In contrast, God has given us

By Ray Roberts - Our Creator God has a plan to enlarge His family from now including Our Father and Elder Brother who is the first born of many brethren to as many of mankind who are approved by His grace. Before anything physical was created He thought out the plan we are to live by. Let's hear some of what that

By Aaron Creech - Sacrifice is woven all through the Bible and even wrapped up in the Feast of Unleavened Bread. God calls us to present our bodies as a living sacrifice. We must give everything to God, kill our old life, and live a new life with Christ dwelling in us. We will see what the Bible says about what it

By Ted Budge - Given on the last of the Days of Unleavened Bread 2026, we continue the theme of spiritual transformation in comparing the challenges faced by the Israelites in their journey to the promised land with our journey in the Way, leading to the Kingdom of God. Through His Spirit, we grow through

By Donald Hooser - God's true religion is established and supported in His word while false religion adds to it and takes away from it.

By Jerold Aust - Most people who identify as Christians observe Sunday as the day that Christ was resurrected. But this is not so according to the scriptures, since he actually arose late on Sabbath afternoon. However, a significant event did occur on that Sunday. It was included in Leviticus 23 along with the seven

By Frank Dunkle - Jesus Christ is the true bread of life, and like Israel’s daily manna, God’s Word must be taken in each day to sustain spiritual growth and lead to eternal life.

By Daniel Lausted - This message explains that Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread picture the Christian journey: Christ, the perfect Passover Lamb, died so we could be forgiven, and afterward we are called to leave sin behind and live transformed lives. Using the symbols of the lamp, the oil, the lampstand, and

By David R. Goethals - The Days of Unleavened Bread are not just about removing leaven or maintaining a proper appearance, but about becoming genuinely unleavened before God through honest self-examination and real change. True spiritual growth begins when a person stops measuring outward form and starts asking what God