United Church of God Sermons

By Gary Smith - Worldly wisdom is rooted in human intellect, rhetoric, and self-importance. Godly wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord and is revealed by God rather than deduced by reason. True wisdom is shown not by eloquence or knowledge but by humble, peaceable conduct, and calls believers to actively pursue

By Kelly Gard - Vengeance is mine says the Lord. How does God handle vengeance and separate it from justice? Who does God delegate justice to? What happens when those who are delegated the responsibility of upholding justice pursue their own interests, their own ideology, or operate on vengeance instead?

By Neil Crane - In this message we'll explore the life of Josiah, a teenager thrust into the role of king. Though he had every reason to follow in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, he chose to turn the nation back to God. We'll review his actions and take three lessons from his life that apply to us now.

By Jonathan Garnant - It has been 5 years we have studied Acts where the early Church saw repeated persecution and rejection, they also saw miracle after miracle. What was it that encouraged them, inspired them to preach the Jesus Christ that we can emulate today? The answer is a word which appears more in Acts than any

By Joseph B Anderson - Today we will examine five steps that will help us refuse the trap of offense and finish the race set before us.

By Kenneth Vail - Every circumstance, temptation, correction, trial, or opportunity produces a response, and those responses reveal whether we are being led by human nature or by God’s Spirit. Using examples from James, Hebrews 11, Proverbs, Joseph, David, Jonah, and others, this sermon shows that genuine faith is

By Ernest Grier - Is Enoch really alive and in heaven, as so many in mainstream Christianity still teach and believe? Can it be proven from the pages of your bible?

By Bart Bornhorst - Jesus Christ is always watching over His church. In His message to the 7 churches in Asia, He identifies their strengths, and He gives them a serious warning, against tolerating sin. His message was as valid then, as it is for God's church today.

By Andy Wagner - Jesus Christ’s instruction to follow Him are simple to understand, but often difficult to live out. Being His disciple requires us to place His Word above our own judgment, count the cost, and continue following when His teachings or life’s trials become difficult.

By W. Fred Crow - Don't live as a victim. Through God's power, examine yourself, take responsibility for your choices, and pursue the change He calls you to make.