United Church of God Sermons

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 Elias Vazquez - The message, encourages fathers, grandfathers, and spiritual mentors to recognize fatherhood as part of God’s design and a reflection of God the Father’s purpose for His family. Drawing mainly from Proverbs 4, it emphasizes three responsibilities: being present and engaged in children’s lives

By Scott McKeon - Revelation 13 reveals Satan’s final attempt to establish a counterfeit kingdom through political power, religious deception, and human authority in imitation of the coming Kingdom of God.

By W. Fred Crow - A biblical response to trials.

By Joshua Creech - The popular idea of an "alpha" often comes from misunderstandings about how wolf packs function. Modern culture tends to define leadership in terms of power, status, and dominance. Yet the Bible presents a very different model. This message explores how God-designed leadership within the family is

By Robert Fahey - Cowardice is listed among some very serious issues that will prevent people from entering into God's Kingdom. Are we serious in battling against the sin of retreat?

By Josh Vazquez - This message reflects on the speaker’s transition from teaching into ministry as a personal example of trusting God through a difficult and counterintuitive life change. Using Genesis, the sermon explores how God brings life out of chaos through His Spirit, beginning with creation and continuing

By Mark Miller - The Parable of the Prodigal Son is well known to Christians. Have you considered that not one, but both, sons in the story were lost? We dive deeper into the story to derive lessons from both of these lost sons.

By Bill Conway Jr - This message focuses on the desires of the heart, whether good or bad. Is there something we should do with our desires to be pleasing to God? Is there a spiritual desire we should avoid? Most importantly, what does God desire for mankind?

By Tim Martens - The world has become increasingly secular. This Biblical analysis exposes what the world would be like if there really were no God.