United Church of God Sermons

By Bart Bornhorst - Today we will continue our study of the Armor of God. We'll look at the Helmet of Salvation, the Sword of the Spirit and lastly, our need for Continuing in Prayer. All are vital parts of our Armor, as we face our battle against all that's evil, and Satan.

By Scott McKeon - When we are baptized into His death, we die to our old selves and as we are raised from the water and receive the Holy Spirit, we become a new creation.

By Benjamin Massie - A God that claims both Justice & Mercy just can't be real, because by definition Justice and Mercy contradict one another. In this message we see there is only one WAY that has ever been able to perfectly harmonize these 2 concepts. And we will further explore how you can apply Justice & Mercy in

By Ralph Helge - God has used prophets to deliver His word at various times and places throughout history. This message describes the role and function of prophets and provides a high-level overview of prophets identified in the Bible.

By Tom Robinson - The story of Purim has a strong connection to Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread. In the book of Esther, we see God miraculously working out a divine plan, through a willing sacrifice to accomplish the redemption of God's people.

By William Bradford - Daniel 8 covers a prophecy of Greece overtaking the Medo-Persian empire so accurate, it seems unbelievable that it was written prior to the events unfolding. How can we be sure it wasn't written after the fact? This message goes into detail into how we can be assured of its authenticity.

By Roy Jackson - The role of fathers is critical to be upheld in the family, and even if this role is poorly practiced, we have the example of our Father in Heaven.

By Fred Nance - Christians go through trials, likened to storms of life, often ones we are not prepared to encounter. How can we weather these storms of Life? By looking to our elder brother, Jesus Christ.

By Roc Corbett - On the night of His final Passover, Jesus gave His disciples a gift they would desperately need—not relief from trouble, but His own peace. This message explores what Christ meant when He said, “My peace I give to you,” and why that promise still matters deeply in our lives today. It shows how peace

By Ken Cooke - We must crucify our sinful flesh, be joined to Christ, and live transformed lives.