United Church of God Sermons

By Greg Thomas - God has given us His Holy Spirit to transform our minds and develop His character within us. The fruit of the Spirit is one unified expression of God's nature, producing the qualities written about by Paul in Galatians. Let's ensure that we are not grieving the Holy Spirit in our daily lives and

By Josh Vazquez - This message explores how faith is not meant to be blind but is strengthened through evidence of God’s faithfulness, especially as seen in Scripture and our lived experience. The speaker emphasizes that while miraculous experiences can strengthen faith, believers do not need dramatic signs to trust

By Jon Davies - Some scholars who analyze what they believe the Bible teaches, try to find contradictions between the Apostle Paul and other important writers of the New Testament. One example are those who compare the author of the Book of James (the brother of Jesus) with Paul's writings. Is there actually any

By Ed Dowd - In this multi-part sermon series, we examine the topic of worship. Despite our personal opinions of how to define worship, what does God say about this topic? In this third and final sermon, we examine one more word and then wrap up the whole series as we picture where we need to be moving in our

By William Bradford - Marriage is a gift from God! Still, it takes effort and intentionality for two to become one.

By Dave Werner - For many of us, the Sabbath can become routine, and we may not be getting as much out of the day as God intended. Using the acronym STOP, let's look at four things we can do to elevate and enjoy each weekly Sabbath.

By Stephen Bouchette - Not all trials are a punishment. There are manifold reasons we may experience trials, but we are rarely told why we are experiencing the trial in the moment. Drawing from examples from Scripture, we learn that we, just as our Christian predecessors, must walk by faith in the face trials.

By Cort Hughes - In the Bible, salt symbolizes preservation, loyalty, honesty, and the covenant between God and his people. The character and influence of believers are often referred to as the salt of the Earth.

By Ken Loucks - As NW Camp and Preteen Camp approach, this message introduces the camp theme, “Follow Me,” as a journey every disciple must consider. Christ calls us to hear His voice, come to Him, learn from Him, love Him, and finally understand that His call is personal: “You follow Me.” This sermon asks campers

By Gary Petty - Is there a sin God won't forgive?