United Church of God Sermons

By Lewis VanAusdle - This message teaches that while God’s forgiveness is complete, patient, compassionate, and everlasting, human forgiveness often falls short. Using Psalm 103 and other scriptures, the sermon explains that people tend to forgive selectively, lose patience, desire justice or punishment for others

By Jerold Aust - The Bible provides several significant events that represent new beginnings in God's Plan for mankind - the Passover is among them. This messages covers those revealed in God's Word.

By Rex Sexton - This message looks ahead to what Scripture reveals about the challenges God’s people will face in the years to come. It shows that increasing pressure, deception, and persecution are part of the prophetic path, requiring endurance and spiritual focus. The emphasis is on remaining grounded in truth

By Mario Seiglie - In this message, certain ancient and modern activities are discussed in respect to biblical prophecy. Three historical threads are mentioned: the religions of various nations, the modern nation of israel, and the Church at this time. We are to keep watch on world events to be prepared for our safety

By David Chornomaz - This message explains the fundamental difference between the Old Covenant and the New Covenant, showing how God’s relationship with humanity shifted through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Under the Old Covenant, God worked through the physical nation of Israel, marked by ancestry

By Craig Scott - Some Old Covenant practices of the Feast of Unleavened Bread (like sacrifices and the wave sheaf offering) are fulfilled and no longer required through Christ, key elements—such as removing leaven and eating unleavened bread—remain as spiritually meaningful practices for New Covenant believers. We

By Mark Miller - Adam and Eve were given the choice between two trees in the garden. Those who did not continue in the law were cursed, and hung on a tree. Jesus, becoming a curse for us, took our place on the tree for His crucifixion. We look at the connection of the trees and ultimate reconciliation.

By Mike Cook - Two devices were used for hunting in Australian history, a throwing stick and a boomerang. As we prepare for Passover, let's explore how some things should be treated like a throwing stick and others like a boomerang.

By Kevin D Willis - God calls us to remember what He has done for His people, and God's Holy Day plan provides a solid framework for us to remember. What is the event that the Night to be Much Observed commemorates? Why do we call it the Night to be Much Observed? These, and other questions, are addressed in this

By Darren Henke - Blind spots can keep us from spiritual growth. These can be things we simply haven't learned/seen yet. Not focusing on the whole picture can also skew our spiritual vision. Most deadly of all is when we are in a state of denial about the seriousness of our sin. In all cases, the challenge is that we