United Church of God Sermons

By Fred Reeves - The act of "purging" is a very important part of modern-day manufacturing processes. The word purge means to cleanse thoroughly, to remove what contaminates, and to expel what corrupts so that something can function as designed. Paul uses the word "purge" in 1 Corinthians 5:7. What does this

By Philip Aust - In a continued series on the Book of Daniel, pastor Philip Aust covers the 10th chapter in which Daniel seeks understanding from God - and receives a dramatic answer!

By William Bradford - Think of it - God has promised eternal life to those who overcome. So, can you visualize what you'll be doing a billion years from now?

By Richard Schultz - Faith is believing what God says—taking Him at His word and trusting God’s promises even without visible evidence.

By John Miller Jr - Structure shapes culture. The structures that most profoundly shape us are so deeply embedded are so natural we rarely question them; they are so constant they feel natural. These natural structures are described in the first chapter of Genesis. We look specifically at the first of these structures

By William Fred Crow - We live with a real hope of God's promises. Even through trials we have the living hope of salvation.

By Robert Dunham - We examine ourselves honestly and soberly by looking to Christ, not pridefully looking to ourselves.

By Brian Shaw - Understanding God’s promises to Abraham helps us to endure and see beyond these trying end times to our part in the entire plan of God in this age & beyond.

By Troy Phelps - Speaker: Troy Phelps Date: 2/14/26 This message examines Jesus’ promises about prayer and challenges the modern “manifesting” mindset that subtly teaches we can control outcomes through belief or words. True faith is not certainty in an outcome, but trust in God’s character and a willingness to pray

By Kevin Costello - Hosanna is often understood as a joyful shout of praise, but its original meaning is a desperate plea - “Save us now.” This sermonette explores the word Hosanna in its biblical context and shows how a cry for deliverance became an expression of hope-filled faith in God’s saving power.