United Church of God Sermons

By Scott Thomas - Through the lives of three individuals, an important lesson is revealed for us today - walk wisely in life, remain faithful in the face of persecution and even mockery and consistently respond to God before judgment comes upon this world. Greater times of trouble are headed our way. The world is not

By Thomas Randle - Historically, Pentecost was when the Ten Commandments were given and Israel entered into the Old Covenant which is often associated as a marriage covenant.

By Michael Helwig - The counting of Pentecost holds the promise and identity of a group of people called out for a unique purpose.

By Eric Mohr - Today we want to remind ourselves of two Pentecost narratives that a few biblical authors recount in some detail. What does the Bible have to say about any parallels between the Israelites’ 50 days to Pentecost at the base of Mt. Sinai, and Christ’s many disciples’ 50-day wait for Pentecost in

By Brent Baker - Within God’s Word, there are two very different categories of being simple or simplicity. The negative and condemned category names such people as “the simple.” It involves a lack of learning, understanding, as well as the choices and results that flow from that mindset. We will call this “simple

By Doug Harrison - Our trials and tribulations in life can be difficult, and can cause us to be separated from God. In this message, let’s take the time to see how we can better return to God with our whole heart.

By Thomas Sinclair - God's Holy Days provide for us many of the details of His incredible plan for mankind. Which of the seven is your favorite? They're all exciting and important. But Pentecost, which we'll observe tomorrow, makes our understanding of these days possible.

By Jonathan Beam - In this sermonette, we explore one of God's greatest gifts to humanity — the power of choice. Using the lens of a children's book series where every decision shapes the story's outcome, this message reminds us that our lives are built not in single dramatic moments, but through thousands of small

By Matthew Fenchel - Abraham asked for mercy for Sodom and Gomorrah. Moses asked for mercy for Israel. Jonah did not want mercy for the residents of Nineveh. What can Christians learn from these stories?

By Bryan Efimov - The Shibboleth of our lives is the gift of the Holy Spirit.