United Church of God Sermons

By Steve Parker - It is well established that we live in a troubling and anxious age. Amidst such turmoil, it is common for even the most faithful Christian to simply not understand it all. This sermon explores the account of two obscure biblical characters from Luke 2, Simeon and Anna. Their story reveals practices

By Steven Britt - Mr. Britt describes changes in society that will lead to the coming prophetic Beast power.

By Cliff Wickman - The answer to the question "why did Christ have to die?" is a doctrine known in theological terms as an atonement theory. Our answer to that question is not unique among the millions of professing Christians. And it has a name: Penal Substitution.

By Bart Bornhorst - Appetites are funny. We can crave all sorts of things at different times. As the Spring Holy Days draw near, it's important that we make sure we're still craving righteousness in our life. God gave us a specific calling, to become like our Savior Jesus Christ. We cannot afford to forget the

By Clint Porter - We think glory is winning, rising, and ending up on top—gaining the power to make life bend our way. Mark’s Gospel is about to flip that script so hard that, by the end, you’ll be forced to ask whether you’ve actually understood “triumph” at all.

By Logan Holladay - The danger of small acts of sluggishness and how to overcome it with God’s help.

By Carl Kasperson - Jacob overcame the evil of Laban with Good and did not execute vengeance himself, but trusted God to do it for him.

By Dan Preston - The topic of prophecy is an exciting, yet often misunderstood, part of the Bible. While some are obsessed with it, and others ignore it, it is extraordinarily important to all of us.

By Tim Drake - Paul thought he was living right until God struck him down. At that point his life changed forever. We should experience a total turnaround when God calls us. Have we?

By John Yule - This message calls believers to spiritual alertness in an age marked by moral decline and growing deception. As Passover approaches, it emphasizes honest self-examination, rejecting apathy and complacency, and rekindling our “first love” for God. Christians are urged to cast off works of darkness