United Church of God Sermons

By Ken Loucks - John wrote that “sin is lawlessness,” but what did his readers understand that to mean? This message looks at the biblical background behind that statement and why it matters for how we understand obedience, sin, and the teachings of Jesus Christ.

By Jorge de Campos - What is the purpose of prophecy? We need to use prophecy wisely. It is not for intellectualism, but to lead mankind to repentance. This sermon presents a general prophetic overview based on the Bible, showing that God is directing world events toward the return of Jesus Christ and the Kingdom of God

By Mike Phelps - God gives the Holy Spirit to His people to transform, help, and identify them.

By Ralph Giddens - This sermon reveals four (4) absolutes of quality and how they align with the work God is doing in us.

By David Chornomaz - The sermon explains that Abraham is the “father of the faithful” because God’s promise to bless all nations through him, which ultimately points to the gospel and the New Covenant, opened to both Jews and Gentiles through Jesus Christ. It emphasizes that the New Testament deepens believers’

By Bart Bornhorst - When God created mankind, He did so leaving certain holes in each of our lives, holes that must be filled for our life to function successfully. When God created the woman and especially mothers, He gave them very unique gifts to help fill those very special areas of our life that need to be filled

By Scott McKeon - Hebrews 6:1-2 outlines six foundational doctrines of Christianity that closely parallel the meaning of God’s annual Holy Days. In this message we examine how the Holy Days reveal God’s plan of salvation step by step, and how the weekly Sabbath continually calls us to “go on to perfection” through

By Peter T Burchard - Is the Bible just a story book or does it have power to change you?

By Nathan Ekama - The role of the priesthood was widely varied in the OT. When we consider what their past role was and what their future role will be, we see that it is far more than just sacrificing animals. The main functions of the priesthood are: A - First and foremost to preserve life. B - Turn many away from

By Jerold Aust - In a continuing series of Tuesday night on-line Zoom Bible Studies, former Pastor and educator Jerold Aust, covers the fascinating scriptures and provides commentary on the Book of Hebrews, chapter 8. [Note - These studies are presented via Zoom. To access the study on Tuesday evenings you may