United Church of God Sermons

By Dan Preston - While Passover itself is not a test, we know we must examine ourselves before partaking in this most sacred new covenant ritual. What can you do to not only prepare for this exam, but also get the most out of it?

By Brian Shaw - God’s Sabbath & annual HD’s can be kept with great devotion and zeal, but can only be sustained when God imparts understanding to know what they mean and how they identify those that keep them.

By Tom Robinson - God has promised us a rose garden, but not today. God allows trials to strengthen us. Acts 14:22 Strengthening the souls of the disciples, exhorting them to continue in the faith, and saying. "We must through many tribulations enter into the kingdom of God."

By Hansel New - Strength and laughter are not rewards for an easy life. We all face tragedies and trials. Strength and laughter is not wishful thinking. It is part of God's designed plan.

By Elias Vazquez - The sermonette uses the familiar phrase “to err is human; to forgive, divine” to examine the deeper spiritual reality of sin, repentance, and forgiveness in preparation for the Passover. The message emphasizes that this self‑examination is often uncomfortable but necessary and true forgiveness is

By Doug Wendt - With the Passover season approaching, we’re commanded to take a close look at our lives and consider our readiness for observing all the symbols of God’s first Festival. Have we meditated on the significance of the foot-washing ceremony and how Christ is directly involved?

By John May - In this message, we will see from God’s Holy Scriptures that God sent Jesus Christ into the world to fulfill the role of Greatest Servant of all time. Christ set the perfect example for all of us as to how we can be numbered among God’s faithful servants by demonstrating perfect love toward God the

By Steve Myers - There is a fascinating thread that runs through the Bible—from the beginning all the way to Jesus Christ. When you place these events side by side, you begin to see a remarkable pattern of promise, Passover, and precision. This message examines how carefully God works out His plan—and why that

By Lewis VanAusdle - We have been called upon to persevere. Not just to endure pain and suffering, but to hope. Our hope for the future can help us endure affliction today. Our sufferings of today prepare us for the work we will do tomorrow in the Kingdom of God.

By Scott Thomas - Two types of sins are difficult for a person to recognize - self-righteousness and pride. Others around you may know, but you can be totally oblivious to it. We must hold our actions and thoughts up for God to reveal them to us.