United Church of God Sermons

By Joseph Horchak - In Matthew 6 and verse 10 we can read that Christ said to pray "Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven". Today we are going to look at what God's Will is and how can understand it in our lives.

By Steve Myers - Some roads in life look familiar, safe and easier—but lead away from where God is calling us. What begins as one small turn can quietly change the direction of an entire life. This sermon reveals why the road back may be the most dangerous road of all—and how to keep moving safely and faithfully

By Cliff Wickman - The nature of the opposition in the New Testament has an important influence on the meaning of some of its most-difficult to understand statements. Cerinthus is an historical figure whose teachings serve as a vivid example of that opposition. This message connects him to several parts of the New

By Mark Graham - God invites us to remember the former glory, not to dwell in the past, but to awaken our anticipation for what lies ahead. The opportunities and blessings of past days in the work of the Church of God are reminders of His faithfulness and a foretaste of the far greater work and glory still to come

By William Bradford - The eighteenth part in a series of mid-week Bible studies covering the book of Hebrews. This session begins chapter 6.

By Anthony Scott - This sermonette explores when true hope is given in a funeral, and when it is not, to those who lose a loved one or a friend.

By Joshua Creech - There's more than meets the eye with clean and unclean foods. On the surface it may seem like it is because of health benefits or it better for our bodies, but that is not what God tells us. He uses it as a process to make us holy, just as He is holy.

By Michael Douthett - Just as Christ called the church in Ephesus to remember, repent, and return to its first love, we too must guard against spiritual complacency and continually rekindle our relationship with God.

By Steve Parker - To be a follower of Christ is to be called into a relationship with God and each other as well. These days, though, it seems like togetherness has fallen out of favor. This message is the first in a series designed to give practical insights into "the together way" of life.

By Kelly M Irvin - What does freedom really mean? As America marks 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, this message compares two definitions of freedom: man's — the right to act, speak, and think as we choose — and God's — freedom from the bondage of sin. The very language of American liberty was borrowed