Why are we here today? Why even bother with life? Is it worth living? We suffer struggles to the point at times we may ask ourselves if life is worth everything we are weighed down with. Why can life be…

Speaker: Mr. Pebworth 2/1/20 PowerPoint used during sermon is under the DOWNLOADS tab... ~ ~ ~ NOTE: The slide on the Greco-Macedonia empire incorrectly states the fall of the empire at 27 AD when it should have been 27 BC…

The emotion of contentment is often underrated. However, the Bible says it is an essential emotion in the life of a disciple of Jesus Christ. Let's examine Philippians 4 regarding what the apostle Paul penned on this important subject.

The Day of Atonement has incredible and wonderful meaning. Let's cover the essential elements of this vital Holy Day of God.

Speaker: James Malizia 9/30/19 In this message presented on the Feast of Trumpets, James Malizia facilitates a weaving of relevant to bring forth the critical importance of the day; a brief summary of the Resurrections of the dead (highlighting it…

Speaker: Tom Meece 9/30/19 Rosh Hashana is a Holy Day some have connected with a new economic year as well as other Jewish customs. This message addresses why it is called "The Feast of Trumpets" in the church of God…

Filmmaker and media consultant Phil Cooke, is quoted as saying, “the most valuable commodity of the 21st century will be undivided attention.” Attention is an important biblical concept as well a critical characteristic of a disciple of Jesus Christ. In…

The story of Balaam's donkey has significant meaning for each one of us today. God speaks to us in many ways some of them unexpected. We must not disregard the messages that God has for us by trivializing their importance…

Peter Eddington -- 3/20/19 What's the important connection between yeast, pride, and the Days of Unleavened Bread? Pls. Note: Addt’l msgs given in the SF Bay Area congregation may be searched by date, presenter name &/or title at https://www.ucg.org/sermons/all?group=San%20Francisco%20Bay%20Area,%20CA

There is always something or someone wanting our time and attention. What we find all too often is that what is important to us is left out. This split sermon asks the question What is Important to us?