United Church of God Sermons

By Joe Greene - In Matthew 23, Christ pronounces eight woes exposing the hypocrisy of the scribes and Pharisees and their neglect of the weightier matters of the law. How we approach and apply God's law in our lives matters. What are the weightier matters of the law, and how do we properly implement them in our

By John LaBissoniere - Learn how ten bomber aircraft crewmen encountered and endured severe conditions during in World War II. Plus, learn how a remarkable biblical personality dealt with great oppression and ill-treatment during his time. Discover how you can apply their experiences and reactions to your life today.

By Aaron Creech - In this message, we are taking a deep dive into the book of Jonah to discover the many lessons God is teaching us through this story.

By David Mirigian - Speaker: David Mirigian Date: 7/4/26 The Widow and Unjust Judge is about a parable in Luke told by Jesus. It's about a widow who goes to court and seeks legal protection against an adversary. The judge in her case ignored her pleas at first as she came back day-after-day seeking help. The judge

By Michael J Pischke - We are presented with many choices each day as to whether we should engage or ignore people or circumstances. Let's ignore human philosophy and human ethics, but focus on - and engage with - the simplicity that we find in the Bible.

By Dan Dowd - God is a God of great power and yet He desires a personal relationship with each of us. What does all of that look like?

By Jay Ledbetter - The story of the Sabbath is ultimately the story of God's relentless desire to be with His people. Beginning in the perfection of Eden, reaffirmed through His commandments, illuminated by the teachings of Jesus Christ, and extending into the age to come, the Sabbath stands as a weekly reminder of

By W. Fred Crow - Fellowship with one another and with God and Jesus Christ. We have a bond, a common foundation that binds us together through the holy spirit.

By Sanford Beattie - The Liberty Bell famously quotes a passage from Leviticus 25:10 about the Jubilee. What was the Jubilee? How does it relate to liberty? And how do these traditional fast days fit in?

By Thomas Randle - Our lives are complicated and filled with challenges. People in society are always in a hurry and quick to judge, quick to condemn, and quick to criticize. They will often offend and cast derisions upon others. However, we as Christians must reflect Christ in our daily walk and not resort to