United Church of God Sermons

By Andrew Shallenberger - God has invited us to see what he's doing. One way He does so is through our focus and consumption of unleavened bread. Eating it daily should bring to mind the purity of Christ and our need to become like him.

By Maduawuchi Nkwocha - Do you know the pathway to the kingdom? Are you walking in that pathway?

By Dan Dowd - Jesus Christ not only fulfills the Passover meal given in Exodus 12, but also how He becomes the Passover meal through the symbols He gave us as He instituted His New Covenant Church.

By Sanford Beattie - We think of leaven as something that causes bread to puff up, because that’s what our English word conveys. But the Hebrew and Greek words carry a different meaning, and one that fits better with the symbolism conveyed by Jesus and Paul.

By Doug Wendt - As we search the scriptures, it’s clear that our human mind can ignore important instructions and let down in our Christian walk. What about us? Are we taking notice of God’s direct words and His encouragement to walk worthy?

By David Chornomaz - This sermon, Not to Yield, calls believers to steadfast faith and perseverance despite trials, loneliness, opposition, or age. Drawing from Tennyson’s Ulysses, historical exploration, and powerful biblical examples such as Noah, Caleb, the Apostle Paul, and Jesus Christ, the message emphasizes that

By Ken Loucks - The First Day of Unleavened Bread pictures more than leaving sin behind—it marks the beginning of a journey out of bondage and into a new way of life. Exodus chapter 12 presents a sequence God established beginning with Passover, then the removal of leaven, and finally Israel's departure from Egypt

By Charles Graby - Unleavened Bread represents the 2nd Festival in God's Plan of Salvation and pictures our leaving sin behind. The Bible records several significant events that provide for us examples and lessons that help drive home the message that God wants us to learn.

By Joe Neff - God interrupts our life to bring to light things that need to be changed in our lives. We can respond to that interruption and be restored, or we can continue as we were before. God intends that these divine interruptions make us whole again.

By Darrell Keisel - Sermon looking at how God delivered and worked with Israel time and time again and they were delivered each time by the strength of God's hand