United Church of God Sermons

By Mark Smith - Seven points to run the Christian race.

By Tim Martens - The greatest consequences of all are the rewards and punishments explained in Scripture that are and will be administered by God. The Bible clearly states that His rewards are directly tied to our actions.

By Robin S Webber - Jesus in facing Satan in the wilderness threw down the gauntlet 3 times when stating, "It is written!" not merely defensively, but on the offensive! The Apostle Paul would later inquire "What says the Scripture?" (Rom. 6:3) I.E.--Not merely what we think it says, but how in turn we internalize and

By Daniel Apartian - How do you perceive people around you? A hummingbird trapped in a garage sees danger where there's help. The Pharisees saw a liar where Jesus stood before them. We see lazy where someone's struggling. Our perceptions become our truths — and they drive our actions. But what if our perceptions are

By Derek Strauss - A three part process of stepping through infirmity, pain and suffering. And it all hinges around being well with my soul. And the first part is “it is not well with my soul”.

By Matthew Curry - We all have weaknesses. We all have aspects of our faith that don't come as easily as others. In this message we walk through Psalm 51 and see how, when we surrender our weaknesses to God, He can take those weaknesses and use them to make our faith stronger and our relationship with Him even deeper.

By Ken Loucks - Prophecy can easily become a maze of headlines, theories, and details that distract from what Scripture actually tells us to watch. A sound prophetic framework begins by identifying the major developments God has revealed, then using those as anchors for evaluating what is happening in the world

By Luis A Marrero - This message explains why the Millennium will still need teachers even after Christ returns, Satan is bound, and God’s government is established. He connects this future role to Christian growth today, showing that those who hope to teach in the world tomorrow must first become teachable students

By John Miller Jr - God had spoken plainly. Satan didn't begin by simply denying God's words. His tactic was more devious: make truth tentative. Did God really say that? Could it mean something else? Eve took the bait. Sin, fear, alienation, suffering, and death followed. The deceiver enters the biblical story by

By Stephen Bouchette - God is perfect in all His works, completing everything He begins with absolute certainty. Christ's sacrifice was completely pure, God's promises never fail, and through repentance He offers complete forgiveness. As God faithfully finishes His work in us, are we giving our whole heart to the process