United Church of God Sermons

By Ron Guizado - To maximize this past Feast of Tabernacles, there is an excellent idea from Ancient Israel we can use today! It is found in one biblical verse.

By Dan Preston - When Christ returns to establish the Kingdom of God here on earth, there will be major changes. Not only will these be permanent changes, but they will be changes for the good of all mankind, past, present, and future.

By Nathan Ekama - After returning joyously from the Feast of Tabernacles we face a long gap before the next holy day season begins. This time of year does not have to be a time of darkness for us but rather one in which we sharpen our spiritual focus, remind ourselves of our faith and sharpen our spiritual confidence

By William Bradford - The twenty-fourth part in a series of mid-week Bible studies covering the book of Hebrews. This session begins chapter 9.

By Dan Preston - God promises a glorious, eternal future for all those who desire to have a relationship with Him. The 8th Day festival is a wonderful time to ponder that future might look like.

By Lewis VanAusdle - God’s work isn’t finished yet. More people are being called into the Church of God. Part of our responsibility in the work of preaching the gospel is passing on the meaning and importance of the Feast of Tabernacles to future generations of believers. We do this by: educating ourselves about the

By Tom Robinson - Why does so much of the world remain blind to God’s truth? What about those who have lived and died without ever truly knowing Him? Has God’s plan somehow passed them by? The Eighth Day gives us incredible reason to rejoice, revealing that God is in control, no one is forgotten and His plan of

By Jeffery Newell - Thank You for the calling.

By William Bradford - Eternal life was God's purpose from the tree of life onward, reopened through Christ and entered by obedient faith. The gospel of the Kingdom describes that life as inheritance, priesthood, and reign with Christ, not only for a thousand years but for eternity.

By Aaron Creech - This day represents when no one will be able to say to God, "I didn't know". All will know what God expects and all will be given the opportunity to choose.