United Church of God Sermons

By Darrell Keisel - This sermon looks at the last church era of Laodicea and goes through the prophetic scriptures on how even they too will overcome and make it into the Kingdom of God, albeit not the easiest way.

By James J Malizia - Speaker: James Malizia Date: 9/12/26 In this message, we explore how the Feast of Trumpets is more than a prophecy. It's a powerful reminder to stay spiritually awake, prepare for Christ's return, and look forward to the peace and restoration of His coming reign.

By Daniel Porteous - The greatest prophecy in Scripture is God’s plan to bring salvation to humanity through Jesus Christ. The Feast of Trumpets points to the return of the Son of Man in glory, when He will receive dominion over all nations and establish a Kingdom that will never be destroyed. Understanding that future

By Carl Kasperson - We know that we are supposed to present ourselves as a living sacrifice, but when and how do we do that?

By Danny Jennings - Warnings are plain in Christ's parables and in the letter to the Church in Laodicea that lukewarmness or complacency could cause us to be left out of God's Kingdom. We must be actively using God's Spirit and growing in character as we watch and take heed to the warnings and all the more as we see

By Stephen Hanson - The people of God are commanded to keep the Feast of Trumpets.

By John Elliott - When we combine today's economic, political, military, weather and environmental upheavals, we see a world in motion towards conditions Scripture says will precede Christ's return. They are coming faster perhaps than most people are aware. How does God want His people to be living today, tomorrow

By David Chornomaz - This sermon presents the Feast of Trumpets as a reminder that God has always warned humanity, Israel, and His Church before bringing judgment or consequences. The central message calls believers to examine themselves, stay close to God, be like the Bereans in testing teachings by Scripture, and

By Jerald Kliewer - The curses came about because of sin. The blessings come about by the work of Christ.

By Ryan Shallenberger - Christ lowered himself when He entered Jerusalem at His last Passover amidst the shouts of "Hosanna" by the crowds. However, He'll return with great power and glory. Do we approach Him with humility?