United Church of God Sermons

By Scott Thomas - We all want lives that are peaceful and have meaning! But, as Christians, we know that troubles will grow. God has given us three pillars to ensure that we can stand strong despite the world around us - faith, hope and love.

By Stephen Bouchette - The Feast of Tabernacles is more than a journey to a feast site; it is an opportunity to draw closer to God by intentionally spending time with Him in prayer, study, worship, and gratitude. As strangers and pilgrims awaiting God's Kingdom, we rejoice in His blessings, reflect on His faithfulness

By Matt Fenchel - This message will look at the wisdom and sovereignty of God within the Church, His work in the world, and with us individually. We will look at three narratives: the defense of Stephen, the calling of Cornelius, and ordeal of Job.

By Don Ward - This sermon is descriptive and prescriptive. It describes how the media and other platforms are being used to condition the peoples to become covetous pawns in Satan’s psychological laboratory. And on the other hand, it describes from scripture how true Christians must discern the times---put on the

By Brandon Zollner - Teaching your family and your spiritual family about God's wonderful plan.

By Russell Kemp - Going through scripture and showing why Atonement is commanded today.

By Jorge de Campos - Hebrews 3 emphasizes Christ’s supremacy over Moses and calls Christians to remain faithful to the end. Israel’s wilderness failure warns us that sin can deceive, harden the conscience, and produce unbelief and disobedience. God’s Word trains our spiritual discernment; therefore, we must continually

By Greg Thomas - This Feast of Trumpets message presents Yom Teruah as one loud blast with two opposite meanings: joy for the firstfruits raised and changed at the last trumpet, and terror for a world that will not repent. The speaker ties that dual shout to Scripture, to the return of Christ as both Savior and

By Daniel Apartian - A sermon on the Feast of Trumpets connects Revelation 11, Matthew 24, and Micah 6:8 to describe Christ’s return and the transfer of earth’s rulership from Satan to God. It examines what God requires is not ritual performance but a repentant heart expressed through justice, mercy, and humble walking

By Troy Phelps - Speaker: Troy Phelps Date: 9/12/26 The trumpets of Revelation picture God’s dramatic intervention to bring an end to mankind’s failed attempt to rule apart from Him and establish the Kingdom of God. While those trumpets will sound like judgment to a rebellious world, to those who faithfully endure