United Church of God Sermons

By Richard Schultz - When making a decision involving God's Way of Life, we need to ask ourselves, "How will this decision affect my relationship with God?". This sermon identifies relational issues between us and God which are pointed out in the Bible. These are there to help us make decisions to strengthen our

By Dan Preston - In a few weeks, we will be observing the biblical festival known as the Feast of Tabernacles. What does it actually mean to keep the Feast, and what can we do to make sure we do so in a way that honors God and glorifies our coming King?

By Brandon Zollner - Three principles of a free-will offering. What does it mean for the new covenant church?

By Joe Jacoby Jr - We are called out of a common, mundane and corrupt way of life. We must walk in newness of life, working through the process that was started in the Church on Pentecost, until Christ returns.

By John Kosmalski - Desires, beliefs, friends, and worries can bust faith, but devotionals, prayer, and congregating build it.

By William Hewitt - Mankind rejected God’s plan to dwell with Him for eternity. The good news is that was not the end of the story! God has put in place a plan that by increments will allow humans to draw close to God and ultimately reach the point where God will dwell with men.

By Troy Phelps - Speaker: Troy Phelps Date: 8/22/26 In this third sermon on a series through the Sermon on the Mount, and specifically the Beatitudes, we look in-depth at "peacemakers”. Here we see peacemakers are called to something far deeper than simply avoiding conflict or keeping everyone happy. This sermon

By Jerry Burnhauser - We have a shared ideology of doctrine, a shared bond of belief, and a shared profession of faith. Why then are there divisions among us, as well as attrition to our numbers? The answer is often a misunderstanding of the purpose and importance of fellowship.

By Jonathan Beam - Drawing on a hike along Ireland's Cliffs of Moher, this message asks a simple but piercing question: are we fleeing from sin, or testing how close we can get to it without falling? Through the accounts of David and Joseph, we're reminded that sin never announces its true cost up front — and that the

By Bob Orosz - God’s glory is often thought of as His brightness, His opulence and power but He reveals Himself, His glory, by His awesome characteristics, His powerful character. Have you ever had your breath taken away as you witnessed an amazing action that no one expects and is better than anyone could imagine