United Church of God Sermons

By David Chornomaz - This sermon is on the “personage of Satan,” tracing his origin as a created cherub who fell through pride and rebellion, his role as the adversary of God, and his influence throughout human history. The sermon concludes by urging believers to remain sober, vigilant, grounded in Scripture and prayer

By Nathan Ekama - This message focuses on the deeper elements of becoming an heir of the Kingdom of God by focusing on what the inheritance means and placing a high value on it. Keys to success are: A. An heir must place a high value on the inheritance B. Faithfully use that which is entrusted to us C. Develop God's

By Don Ward - This sermon explores the strategies of the devil in deceiving the nations and individuals during this present evil age. The sermon also describes how Satan as the god and prince of this world and has an organizational structure for influencing the rulers of this world as in the case of Iran which is

By Jeff Brown - This message concludes a series on finding the peace of God, exploring how this divine tranquility is achieved through three components: inner peace, peace with God, and peace with others. We learn that while faith in Christ establishes our peace with God, true Christian living requires active

By Kevin Call - In the middle of his missionary journey, Paul walked into 2 cities carrying the same gospel message. He couldn't have been met with 2 distinctly different responses. We must daily search the scriptures like the Bereans.

By Scott A Janes - This message considers Daniel's prophecy of knowledge increasing in the light of artificial intelligence - as we move even closer to the time of Jesus Christ's return.

By Dan Dowd - Five points in order to have a proper perspective of prophecy from God’s Word

By Mark Bettes - This sermonette looks at the definition of love according to God's word and gives us examples of doing good and showing love.

By Derek Einersen - In this message, The Father’s Loving Discipline, we look at Hebrews 12:5–11 and the difficult question of pain. Scripture does not deny that discipline, suffering, and loss are painful, but it teaches believers not to interpret hardship as abandonment, cruelty, or meaningless suffering. Instead, the

By Brian Shaw - How do Christians prevent themselves from turning away from sound doctrine?