United Church of God Sermons

By Robin S Webber - The Apostle Paul in 1 Corinthians 11:28 challenges believers to "examine themselves" as we approach the New Testament Passover to partake of the symbols of Jesus' sacrifice for us. This challenge is to allow us to examine that our personal growing faith is genuine and in accord with following The

By Scott Ashley - There are a number of important factors that are often read over in the accounts of Christs suffering. This message discusses why Christ had to suffer and a number of key elements often overlooked.

By Ken Loucks - Where do we find the “spirit of man” in the Bible — and what does it actually mean? In this study from 1 Corinthians 2, we examine how God created human beings with a spirit that gives intellect, conscience, and moral awareness — setting us apart from the animal kingdom. We also explain the limits

By Ethan May - We as Christians must seek to change our hearts into another heart, one we can only receive from Christ Who dwells in us through the Holy Spirit. How do we fully receive that other heart?

By Paul Rowe - What is freedom? For time immemorial, there have been people who claim that freedom means no rules. Yet the Bible claims that the Law with all its “thou shalt not” commands brings freedom. Let's explore this concept and find out what freedom really is.

By Brian Shaw - God’s promises to Abraham help us to see beyond these trying end times and understand our part within the entire plan of God, in this age and in the age to come.

By Elias Vazquez - This message uses John 9 to show that spiritual sight requires courage—first to trust that suffering has purpose, then to obey God before clarity comes, and finally to stand for truth under pressure. The man born blind obeys Jesus while still in darkness, receives his sight, and boldly testifies to

By Craig Scott - Is belief in the bodily resurrection of the dead a leap into irrational thinking?

By Michael McKinney - Wisdom is available to those who ask for it, but we must be of a mind to receive it. Every day we are faced with choices. The choice we make today will determine our tomorrow. But if we are to walk with wisdom, we need to be sure we are asking ourselves the right question.

By Keith K Haab - God made Christ our High Priest who helps us grow together into His Church.