United Church of God Sermons

By Mike Phelps - At the Feast we must follow God, help others, listen, serve spiritually, and do good.

By James H Butler - Growing in developing God's heart takes meditation on his way of life and obeying his law and principles. The message included four main points to accomplish this.

By W. Fred Crow - As we prepare for the Day of Atonement, let's remember how valuable the practice of fasting can be at other times in our lives as well.

By Tim Martens - I walked into the Feast of Tabernacles for the first time, and a voice boomed across the room: "Why are we here?" It was a simple question, but it hit hard. 11,000 people gathered in one place — but do they know the real reason they're there? This message unpacks that question through three words

By Leif Kareliusson - Today, we’ll see that in Isaiah 58, Atonement is more than observing a holy day by fasting. It changes how we treat people now and prepares us to help restore what is broken when Christ returns.

By Raymond Clore - Let's review some of the more than 300 prophecies about the birth, life and labor of the Messiah. We will show that Jesus was born and began His ministry around the time of the fall holy days. God's plan, including the need for a willing sin offering, was decided before time began.

By Craig Scott - Living in temporary dwellings is part of God's instruction for observing the Feast of Tabernacles. For Israel this was an annual reminder of their days of wandering in the wilderness prior to entering the land of promise. For new covenant believers' temporary dwells are a reminder of our own mortal

By Elias Vazquez - This message calls listeners to use the period between the Feast of Trumpets and the Day of Atonement for repentance, prayer, and honest self-examination. It explains that humanity will one day be brought to acknowledge Christ’s rule, while believers have the opportunity to submit willingly now and

By David Chornomaz - The sermon presents Psalms 120–134—the fifteen “Songs of Ascent”—as a spiritual pilgrimage corresponding to the fifteen days from the Feast of Trumpets to the Feast of Tabernacles. Each psalm marks a stage in the journey, moving from distress, conflict, and dependence on God toward protection

By Fred Nance - Jesus reveals to his Disciples God's Truths