United Church of God Sermons

By Lewis VanAusdle - This message reflects on Jesus’ calling of His disciples and the challenges they faced in following Him, including doubts about His humble origins, the temptation to return to familiar ways, and the need to avoid judging others by their past. Through examples such as Nathanael, Peter, Andrew, John

By Tim Martens - Baby ducks follow their mother. Baby bears follow theirs. And Jesus said just two words: "Follow Me." But whom do we actually follow—and how do we know the way? This message unpacks the camp theme "Follow Me" as it was presented to preteen campers at Camp Gilmont, using vivid, visual illustrations

By Ken Loucks - Scripture applies several important titles—including God, Lord, Savior, King, Creator, and Alpha and Omega—to both God the Father and Jesus Christ. These shared titles reveal Their divine nature, unity of character, and common purpose, while distinct titles such as Father, Son, Word, Lamb, Mediator

By Fred Nance - How much time is left before Jesus Christ's return? Pray for the church's work.

By Josh Vazquez - The message encourages listeners to broaden their perspective by seeing people as complex individuals rather than reducing them to labels or assumptions. Through a personal teaching story, the speaker shows how understanding someone’s unseen struggles can change the way we respond to them. He then

By William Paz - Temptation works by disguising itself. It shifts our focus and leads us to doubt God's Word and distrust His character. The way through temptation is to recognize its disguise and keep trusting the goodness and truth of God.

By Andy Wagner - Following Jesus Christ is an invitation that is simple to understand, yet requires daily commitment and effort. This message explores what it truly means to be a disciple by examining three essential lessons: obeying when God calls, counting the cost of following Him, and remaining faithful even

By Kenneth J Cline - Talking about Joseph's bones might seem like an unlikely way to introduce a sermon topic but there is a key purpose and a valuable truth revealed by this event.

By Randy Urwiller - A destructive heresy that is becoming increasingly popular is the theological belief called inclusivism. Inclusivism claims that one does not always need to know Jesus Christ, or His name, or His gospel, or other things vital for salvation. Inclusivism essentially denies Jesus Christ, and yet this

By Jay Ledbetter - This message explores the biblical truth that true repentance begins with godly sorrow—the Spirit-led grief that recognizes sin primarily as an offense against God rather than merely its personal consequences. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 7:8–13, we contrast godly sorrow with worldly sorrow, revealing