United Church of God Sermons

By Roc Corbett - Life can be difficult, and every Christian needs encouragement at times. God’s Word reminds us that He loves His people, has called and chosen them for salvation, and is working to bring them to eternal glory through Jesus Christ. That calling gives us reason to stand fast, hold firmly to the truth

By Daniel Lausted - Our families are one of God’s greatest gifts, serving as our first classroom for learning essential lessons like love, forgiveness, and commitment. The message explores how the roles within family—from parents to spouses—teach us about service and responsibility. Ultimately, understanding these

By Steve K Buchanan - Members in the Church of God have always been encouraged to take notes. Doing so aligns not only with the discovery of modern neuroscience, but also with the instruction of the Bible.

By Robin S Webber - Today we exist in a society that is escalating in growing coarser under the guise of becoming real, "being me" and supposedly becoming more authentic. Language coupled with overbearing attitudes has overtaken communication in all sectors of society. What a dynamic contrast from the most authentic

By Craig Scott - Today we are going to discuss and review from scripture the various aspects of the ministry. I think now is a good time to do this.... why?...SO THAT, you might seriously pray for God's blessing and guidance on who will take over the next generation of ministry. Knowing what is important to God in

By Matthew McDonald - In Matthew 11:28, Jesus says "Come to Me" when we are overwhelmed and feel lost. In this message, we discuss what happens in our lives when we go to Christ. We also get a better understanding of what that looks like in our daily lives by looking at the story of Peter walking on the water.

By David W Hershberger - The speaker defines love for God as the measurable behavior of keeping His commandments, then develops the parallel claim that the fear of the Lord is likewise a defined behavior—the active process of learning and applying God’s law—rather than a mere emotion; he shows from Scripture why God desires

By Luis A Marrero - This message reflects on Christ’s warning to the church of Laodicea in Revelation 3, emphasizing the danger of spiritual self-deception and complacency. Although Laodicea believed it was rich, secure, and in need of nothing, Christ revealed that it was spiritually poor, blind, and naked. The message

By Cort Hughes - God is merciful to us. Compassion, leniency, or restraint, as in imposing punishment, shown especially to an offender or to one subject to the power of another. God wants us to be merciful to others.

By Chuck Smith - When you study what God Isn't - You can truly understand How Great He Is!