United Church of God Sermons

By Andrew C Lee - Words can be trivial or carry great meaning, depending on how we apply them in our lives. Are Christ’s words to “be of good cheer” simply a slogan, or is there something deeper behind this phrase? Let’s explore some of these passages and how they enrich our walk with Christ as we fix our eyes on Him

By Mitchell Moss - This sermonette walks through a powerful biblical theme—from the Garden of Eden to the empty tomb—showing how humanity’s access to God was once closed, but has now been reopened through Jesus Christ. By connecting the symbols of the tree of life, the ark of the covenant, and Christ’s resurrection

By Lewis VanAusdle - This sermon explores five spiritual lessons drawn from the Feast of Unleavened Bread and the process of de‑leavening. It explains how removing leaven symbolizes the personal effort required to repent of sin, the need for help from God and fellow believers, the reality that sin can hide in unexpected

By Mario Seiglie - In this message, duality between the books of Exodus and Revelation compares the Israelites departure from Egypt with the Church's future. Eighteen comparisons are presented on a handout with a chart. Download the handout to view in a separate tab or window.

By Neil Crane - How ready are we to forgive? It's certainly not an easy thing to do every time with everyone. Is there something standing in the way of that forgiveness? Are there thoughts or feelings that are interfering with that forgiveness?

By Troy Phelps - Speaker: Troy Phelps Date: 4/4/26 This sermon walks through the exact timing and fulfillment of the final week of Jesus Christ’s life, showing that every event—from Passover to His resurrection—happened precisely according to God’s plan and prophetic design. It emphasizes that Christ, as the Wave

By Kevin Call - It's easy to miss things, it's easy to miss sins. Let's go back to the Exodus. Those were high stakes days of escape. We must focus day of Unleavened Bread. In our lives, we sometimes hit our Red Sea, how do we handle it? God doesn't just make a way, He makes a perfect way.

By Dave Werner - This sermon focuses on what to do when we stumble in our effort to overcome sin. Using the Days of Unleavened Bread as a backdrop, it explains that God doesn’t expect perfection—but persistence. The difference between the righteous and the wicked isn’t whether they fall, but whether they get back up

By Carl Kinsella - As we observe the Feast of Unleavened Bread, we are called to more than a physical tradition. We are invited to a spiritual transformation. This message explores three powerful lessons: Purging the old leaven of sin, feeding on Jesus Christ as the true Bread of Life, and walking daily in newness of

By Anthony Scott - This sermonette examines a ceremony which is extremely essential to the plan of salvation for mankind. It connects the Passover to the days of Unleavened Bread and to Pentecost.