United Church of God Sermons

By Brian Shaw - Christian conversion has only two convicting agents: the Spirit of God and the Word of God. On the Feast of Pentecost, it is especially important that God’s people review how our conviction is sustained. Part 1 discusses the influence of God’s Spirit.

By Mario Seiglie - God’s Feasts proclaim freedom to the world from all evils and oppression. Each feast has a focus on a particular true freedom that God will bring to the world in His kingdom. Pentecost focuses on freedom from this world’s false spirit guided by Satan and sets us free to follow God’s law of liberty

By Nathan Ekama - Christ spent 40 days with his disciples preparing them for the harvest that was to come. How did he help them prepare? A - He helped them see that they were God's field and his building B - Christ is the ultimate Shepherd C - Their individual roles were for the edifying of the body of Christ D -

By John Miller Jr - What do we do after Pentecost to propel us to the Kingdom. We look at the waypoints on the way from Pentecost to the Kingdom. (Handout attached)

By Tim Martens - This Bible study takes a look at the criticisms of Jesus and how they parallel to the criticisms we face today as followers of Jesus.

By Matt Earles - In part 2 we want to start the journey of how to process heartbreak. It is a central theme of the work of Christ.

By Ken Loucks - Pentecost points to the calling of the firstfruits, but the question is what actually makes a firstfruit different from everyone else. It is not natural talent, ability, intelligence, or personal worthiness—it is the heart God is preparing for service in His Kingdom. Christ’s Beatitudes show the

By Monte Kim Boykin - This message reveals that the Ultimate Power to overcome doubt, fear, worry, anxiety, and unbelief in the Christian life is directly proportional and totally dependent on the legitimacy of and strength of our trust in the "The Object of our Faith!" The message defines the "Unseen Reality" which Is

By Stephen Bouchette - What is it? Where does it come from? What does it do? Can you feel it? Is it a person?

By Doug Wendt - When others hear our name, what kind of thoughts are we putting into their mind? The habits and traits that we develop have a direct effect on our name – whether good or bad. In preparing to take on the name of God, are we striving to develop more of Their righteous character?