United Church of God Sermons

By Michael Greider - When parts of the bible that might not seem relevant to our day to day lives, often reveal an interesting facet about God that can be applied in meaningful ways today.

By Ken Loucks - What does it actually mean to “have the mind of Christ”? In this message, we walk through Scripture to see how God thinks — in terms of purpose, law, family, truth, and mercy — and why that matters for everyday decisions. This is not abstract theology; it is practical thinking that affects how we

By Gregory Sanny - Steadfastness is a good quality in many of our typical activities, but we can say we are steadfast toward God but still be wavering if God is not our first priority in devotion.

By Don Ward - This sermon explores the faithful characteristics of Peter, the apostle of hope. Jesus gave him the keys to the kingdom. Which Peter gave to the Church. The keys of the kingdom are also equated with the key of David. The sermon also shows how Peter endured many trials while doing the work of God. He

By Gary Petty - Three ways we can examine ourselves in preparing for Passover.

By Daniel Apartian - This second sermon on holiness focuses on how we become holy like God. We cannot manufacture our own holiness. It comes only from one source – God, and it comes through his holy spirit. We are both made holy and are to become holy. This is the difference between justification and sanctification. The

By Jorge de Campos - We can really change our mind, physically and spiritually. Furthermore, with the help of God’s Power it will lead to the transformation of our human nature to divine nature. As we approach the Passover it is particularly encouraging that God is literally helping us change. We have a responsibility

By Chuck Smith - Join us as we study depression in the Bible, what depression looks like today and why Satan uses depression as a way to destroy people.

By Lynn Leiby - In Exodus 12, there is a peculiar phrase that describes the transition from one day to another, and it's translated as "between the evenings". Considerable debate has gone for centuries: is this is the beginning of a day, the twilight period between sunset and dark. Or is this the afternoon ending

By Chuck Smith - You might know the story about Ancient Israel breaking the covenant God made with them. Do you know the rest of the story?