United Church of God Sermons

By David Cook - As each day gets closer to Christ's return, the people of God must be learning to be Kings and Priests for our jobs in the Kingdom.

By Richard Schultz - This split sermon discusses 4 points to help answer a vital question: Will we be at the Feast next year stronger in faith and more fruitful?

By Jay Ledbetter - Daniel 7 reveals how God has faithfully guided the rise and fall of great empires throughout history, while lovingly warning His people of a final world power that will test their faith, courage, and devotion to Him. But above all, this remarkable prophecy is a deeply personal message of hope from

By Andrew Lausted - The Feast of Tabernacles and 8th day give us a glimpse of God’s incredible plan and the future Kingdom He is preparing. When these days are over and we return to everyday lives, what do we carry with us? This message reflects on what God has done, what He is doing, and the hope that strengthens us

By William Bradford - The messages we hear at God's Feasts should continue to guide and direct how we live, even after the Feasts are over. This message covers how the Gospel of John brings together themes that we hear each year at the Feast.

By Ken Loucks - The Feast of Tabernacles gives us a vision of our future as spirit-born sons and daughters of God, serving as kings and priests with Jesus Christ in His Kingdom. Returning home provides the opportunity to put that vision into practice as we learn to develop Christlike character through our daily

By Scott Delamater - "The elements will melt with fervent heat," Peter tells us. While we look forward to a time when all is made new, the world around us is already trying to tear itself apart. How do we confront the nihilism of an age we know will be torn down?

By Kelly M Irvin - You know the feeling. You’ve spent a week surrounded by people who get it, worshiping, eating, laughing, learning, and then the Feast of Tabernacles and the Eighth Day are over. You drive home with the spiritual energy still high, and a quiet realization settles in: it will be six months before the

By Harvey Wierenga - This split will focus on the transformative nature of the Kingdom of God. It isn't a time of change (something staying essentially the same but making incremental corrections), but a time when everything becomes something new.

By Ken Japhet - This message emphasizes the need to keep the Feast fire burning by prioritizing spiritual memories from the feast over the fun activities memories.