United Church of God Sermons

By Michael Helwig - The Days of Unleavened Bread provide the perfect environment for us to prove the Passover. This time allows for examination of our discernment as Christ lives in us.

By Randy McQuien - The Creator God wants His purpose to become the driving purpose in your life. This purpose involves an awesome, unbelievable future. It also involves your life right now.

By Scott G Thouvenin - All matzos have two base ingredients: wheat flour and water. Paul spoke of keeping the Feast of Unleavened Bread, likewise with two ingredients: sincerity and truth. We look at the recipe of this spiritual bread.

By Gary Smith - In this sermon, we will examine the correct name for the seven days we will be observing and the primary meaning of this observance from and Old Testament and a New Testament perspective.

By Joe Greene - The Days of Unleavened Bread help us to re-focus our spiritual lives. A four-step program to follow during the Days of Unleavened Bread to remove sin from our lives and allow God renew our minds.

By Donald Hooser - Examinations are a fact of life. They can be part of education or to determine health. Examination is an important part of the Christian lifestyle. We examine ourselves, the Bible, and God with the goal of becoming more and more like Jesus Christ.

By Mark Bettes - It is a lifelong journey to put sin out of our lives. Stay the course. Don't settle for being good when you can be great.

By Kenneth J Cline - When the firstborn of God suffered and died for us it became personal. The Days of UB connect us to that sacrifice. They help us understand and respond to that immense sacrifice! Putting sin out of our lives is a logical and sensible response to reflect our gratitude and respect for what was given

By Lewis VanAusdle - We are commanded to remove the leaven from our homes and eat unleavened bread for seven days during the Feast of Unleavened Bread. As we go through the process of removing the leaven, and as we keep this feast, are we picking up on the spiritual lessons that God intends us to learn?

By Aaron Creech - We want change to happen quickly in our life, but the reality is change is a slow, gradual process. God expects us to change and become something new. We must work on becoming the new lump God has called us to be and understand that change is a slow, lifelong process.