United Church of God Sermons

By Stephen Hanson - The feast of Pentecost is arrived at by counting, and God’s word tells us how to do that correctly.

By David Marcum - In the beginning, God offered eternal life to Adam along with free moral agency. Adam chose death. The horrible consequences of that choice have echoed down through the millennia. But God had a plan to fix things. He sent His Son to pay the price as a sacrifice for human sin. By that sacrifice God

By Ernest Grier - Today, we will explore two reasons why God gives us the gift of the holy spirit.

By Andrew McGuire - Our hope rests on God’s promise to continue giving His Spirit until everyone receives it.

By Jon Davies - What makes a human being human? Can mankind create a being that approaches self-awareness? Some believe so. But scientists often fail to grasp that there is something in man that is not physical. Further, we as humans, lack a component that will allow us to approach godliness. That component is God

By Jorge de Campos - This sermon explains God’s plan for mankind: humanity rejected God’s way, resulting in 6,000 years of self-rule and suffering. Through Christ’s sacrifice and the Holy Spirit, God now calls people to repentance, transformation, and faithful obedience, preparing them for resurrection and sonship in

By Aaron Creech - God calls us to be in the world, but not of the world. Have you ever wondered why God keeps us in the world instead of pulling us out? He expects us to be different and set apart as we live and interact with the world.

By Michael Helwig - The early church made preparations prior to Pentecost. Our counting the weeks leading up to this day can have an equal impact.

By Ben Light - What does it mean to "stir up the gift of God" within us? Drawing from Paul's exhortation to Timothy in 2 Timothy 1:6-7 and his powerful analogy of fanning dying embers back into flame and its connection to the gift of God's Holy Spirit, we examine how God's Spirit empowers believers with strength

By Mike Phelps - God began His Church on Pentecost with those He loved, calling them into faithful unity.