United Church of God Sermons

By William Bradford - The twenty-second part in a series of mid-week Bible studies covering the book of Hebrews. This session covers chapter 7.

By Steve Parker - There's no doubt that kindness is a character trait that everyone can embrace. But for the CHRIST-follower, to model kindness for others goes beyond just being nice. This sermon focuses on Ephesians 2 and explores biblical kindness that our Heavenly Father models and gives a framework for our own

By William Bradford - We want to understand the framework prophecy provides in understanding God's plan, but beyond that, we must understand what Christ Himself told us about being ready for His return.

By Stephen Bouchette - The growth of a human being is a pattern we see with God and His works. He often starts with something very small, and often completes it with as something really big. How is He doing this in our life?

By Mark Bettes - The Feast is a time of joy for the people of God. Many non-member spouses attend with our members which provides us with a wonderful opportunity to demonstrate the joy of being a Christian. Our actions, whether good or bad, have lasting consequences.

By Dan Preston - Each year, ancient Israel would sing a certain set of Psalms as they approached Jerusalem for the annual festivals. What lessons does this ‘playlist’ contain for us as we prepare for our journey to the Feast of Tabernacles this year?

By Matthew McDonald - A question we need to ask ourselves, “Am I ready?”. This sermon we will talk about three things we can do to make sure we are ready for the return of Jesus Christ.

By Josh Vazquez - This message asks listeners to consider how God would describe them, especially in light of the Bible’s honest portrayals of flawed yet faithful people. Using examples such as David, Abraham, Moses, and John the Baptist, the sermon shows that while God does not ignore sin, He also does not define

By Dave Goethals - Trials can arrive suddenly and leave us uncertain about what to do next, but God provides a clear way forward. By stopping and seeking God, asking for wisdom and searching His Word, and choosing to trust Him, we can respond to hardship with faith rather than fear, doubt, anxiety, or human reasoning

By David Cook - Does God mean what He says? Uzzah reaches out to catch the Ark — a natural instinct — and God strikes him dead. He broke one rule. A woman chooses life instead of abortion — and the world gets Steve Jobs, Steph Curry, Tim Tebow. What if she hadn't? Obey exactly as God says, or live with the