United Church of God Sermons

By John Elliott - Society is experiencing rapid change on many levels. Let's evaluate good changes versus those God wants you to refrain from any involvement in.

By Tony Stith - In this sermon, Tony reflects on 35 years of marriage and shares seven key “ingredients” that have strengthened his relationship with his wife. Using the metaphor of a recipe, he emphasizes agape love as the foundation, mutual submission, vulnerability, being emotionally and spiritually present

By Jim Hooser - How God in His infinite wisdom, through these Holy Days, has given us a cohesive program that teaches us each year our need to have our sins forgiven. Then how to overcome the sins and finally to have the strength and power to grow and be like our Elder Brother, Jesus Christ.

By Mario Seiglie - Find out how our thoughts and attitudes develop in our brains. Ill thoughts and bad attitudes can be changed to good ones through a renewing of our minds. We can take three action steps to do this as we prepare for the coming Passover.

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 Jonathan Beam - As we approach Passover, God expects Christians to examine themselves. This includes the need to apologize to those we may have offended. Sincerely saying "I'm sorry", may be required. But what does this truly mean?

By Raymond Clore - Review some OT and NT examples of grace. Illustrate that salvation is free to us, but has some conditions for us to receive the free gift. Salvation is a life long process.

By Thomas Randle - When things go wrong in our life, many tend to ask "why" God allowed it to happen. How can we have joy in our life when we are faced with trials, and what does God want us to learn from them?

By Jonathan Garnant - Our modern society is seemingly obsessed with revenge and retribution... The concept is known as "Lex Talionis" the "law of retaliation". And it is tied often to God's Law and an "eye for an eye". But is that was meant originally? Especially as it relates to personal interaction? Jesus addresses it

By Victor T Hou - The parable only takes 5 verses but carries important lessons. In this message, we discuss the overall point of the parable, which is clearly stated in the text. Then, we provide the important background of what was a Pharisee and what was a tax collector and how each was perceived by the society at