United Church of God Sermons

By David Morker - "America’s Semiquincentennial: Fruitfulness Requires Faithfulness” calls us to recognize the United States as a people marked by Manasseh-like fruitfulness in affliction, broad inheritance, expansive strength, and generational responsibility, while receiving Abraham’s blessing as an outward calling

By Steve Parker - We all can relate to a desire to belong. But in this cultural moment, it's not always easy. This message offers some practical insights from the life of Peter into the invitation to belong along with its consequence.

By Elias Vazquez - This message contrasts America’s upcoming 250th anniversary celebrations—specifically its national calls for a "A National Jubilee of Prayer" and a civic "National Sabbath" with the absolute spiritual truth of God's Word. It reveals that the nation's historic prosperity is not a product of human

By Lud Kiramidjian Jr - Speaker: Lud Kiramidjian Date: 6/27/26 ***PowerPoint under DOWNLOADS TAB*** UCG considers the prayer of John 17:14-18 to be a Christ-given “job description” to His Church. As we strive to fulfill that job description by preaching the biblical truth of the gospel to this upside-down world, the

By Jerry Burnhauser - The phrase "Women of valor" is not something we normally think of when we read the Bible. But, that is because we misunderstand the term. This message shows how the term applies and that some women of valor are not how we would normally think of them.

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 second sermon, we build on the foundation laid in the previous sermon. We closely examine writings by Luke and James, which will lead

By Ethan May - This message explores the topic of God's presence in our lives, looking specifically at the expectations that God has for us as a result of living in His presence.

By Daniel Lausted - This message explores Jeremiah, Chapter 5 to learn how easily a nation that had everything, and we ourselves can become comfortable with lies that sound good but are not true. Using Scripture, we learn the importance of actively seeking God's Word every single day to keep our spiritual senses sharp

By Matt King - When Jesus called His followers "the salt of the earth," He was saying far more than we often realize. Throughout Scripture, salt marks covenants, priesthood, kingship—and even judgment. Why does the same symbol appear in each of these settings? This message follows that biblical thread from the Old

By Tim Martens - Ever witnessed a road rage incident and wondered what drives that kind of fury? Explosive anger seems to fuel much of the world today — but Scripture shows us a better way. This message focuses on two attributes of the fruit of the Spirit, longsuffering and self-control (Galatians 5: 22–23), and