United Assembly of God Church

This week is our special Veterans Day Service, where United honors our veterans who served our country. This week's message involves an illustration of the “White Table” which is a silent reminder of the soldiers who never made it home. It’s empty, yet it speaks volumes about sacrifice, longing, and hope. Pastor Rob will make reference to the passage In Acts 17:26–27, where the Apostle Paul tells us how God has placed every person, in every place and time, with purpose — so that we might seek Him and find Him. The “White Table” reminds us that while some never returned to their earthly homes, God’s desire is that every person would come home to Him. In this message, we’ll look at how even in our remembrance of loss, God’s grace is calling us closer — reminding us that He is not far from any of us.If you have any questions about this podcast or would like to share a testimony or prayer request, we would love to hear from you. Please reach out to us at the following email: churchoffice@unitedassembly.org

This week, Jesus meets a woman who had been bent over for eighteen years — yet never stopped showing up to worship. In one powerful moment, Jesus sees her, calls her forward, and sets her free. We will see how Jesus sees the faithful who suffer, breaks the grip of religion, and turns bondage into worship.If you have any questions about this podcast or would like to share a testimony or prayer request, we would love to hear from you. Please reach out to us at the following email: churchoffice@unitedassembly.org

In this episode, we look at Jesus’ teaching in Luke 13:1–9, where He calls people to genuine repentance through the story of the barren fig tree. Jesus reminds us that while God is patient and merciful, His patience has a purpose — to give us time to turn back to Him and bear spiritual fruit. Discover how this passage challenges us to examine our hearts, respond to God’s grace, and live lives that reflect true repentance.If you have any questions about this podcast or would like to share a testimony or prayer request, we would love to hear from you. Please reach out to us at the following email: churchoffice@unitedassembly.org

In Luke 12:54–59, Jesus challenges His listeners to recognize the spiritual signs all around them. In this message, “Learning to Read the Times,” Pastor Rob Hampton teaches how spiritual discernment helps us see what God is doing in our world and respond with repentance and faith before it’s too late.

In this episode we will explore Luke 12:49–53 with a message entitled The Dividing Work of Jesus. While many think of Jesus as the One who brings peace, He also declared that His coming would bring fire, division, and conflict. This week we unpack what Jesus meant by these challenging words, showing how following Him calls for total allegiance and often creates a clear line between those who accept Him and those who reject Him. If you have any questions about this podcast or would like to share a testimony or prayer request, we would love to hear from you. Please reach out to us at the following email: churchoffice@unitedassembly.org

This episode is from Luke 12:41-48. In this episode Jesus makes it clear that His disciples are called to live faithfully, ready for His return, and wisely managing what He has entrusted to us. We pray that this message will challenge you to examine your heart. Are we living as faithful servants who honors Christ, or are we neglecting the calling He has given? Join us as we discover the eternal importance of being watchful, responsible, and obedient in our walk with the Lord.

In this episode, we dive into Luke 12:35–40, where Jesus calls His followers to be spiritually alert and ready for His return. We explore what it means to live faithfully, stay watchful, and serve God with diligence in everyday life. Tune in to discover practical ways to live as a faithful servant while anticipating Christ’s coming.

Jesus tells us not to worry but to trust the Father’s care. In this episode, we explore Luke 12:22–31 and discover how seeking God’s kingdom first frees us from anxiety and anchors us in His provision.

In Luke 12:13–21, Jesus is confronted with a request to settle a family inheritance dispute—but instead, He warns against the danger of greed and tells the parable of the rich fool. In this episode, we explore why covetousness is so destructive, what it means to be “rich toward God,” and how this teaching challenges our culture’s obsession with possessions and security. Join us as we uncover timeless truths that redirect our hearts from storing up treasures on earth to investing in what matters eternally.

This week's message is from Luke 12:1-12. In this week's passage, Jesus teaches us that God sees all, values us deeply, and empowers us by His Spirit. Because of this: we can  live with authenticity, fear Him above all, and boldly confess Christ.

Today we’re in Luke 11:37–54, where Jesus confronts the Pharisees and exposes the danger of hypocrisy. It’s a powerful reminder that God cares more about the condition of our hearts than the appearance of our religion. Let’s dive in and discover what true, authentic faith looks like.”

In this episode, we explore Jesus’ powerful teaching about the lamp of the body and the importance of guarding what we allow into our hearts and minds. In Luke 11:33-36, Jesus calls us to let His truth shine unhindered in our lives—removing spiritual blindness, exposing hidden sin, and filling us with God’s light. Together, we’ll unpack what it means to live with a clear eye, why the light we think we have might actually be darkness, and how to ensure our whole lives shine brightly for the glory of God

In this episode, we explore Jesus’ strong warning to a generation that demanded signs but refused to repent. As we look at the passage in Luke 11:29–32, we’ll see how Jesus is greater than Jonah, greater than Solomon, and how we are responsible to respond to Him in faith and repentance. Don’t miss the sign that matters most—the Savior Himself.

In this episode, we explore Luke 11:14–23, where Jesus confronts accusations of casting out demons by the power of Satan. He reveals the danger of spiritual neutrality and the power of God’s kingdom over darkness. What does it mean when Jesus says, “Whoever is not with Me is against Me”? Join us as we uncover the deeper truths behind spiritual warfare, divided loyalties, and the victory of Christ over the enemy.

In Luke 11:1–13, Jesus teaches us that prayer isn’t a ritual—it’s a relationship. Last week we looked at Part One of this teaching, “Teach Us To Pray”,this week we will look at Part 2. As we look at Jesus’ model prayer for us, we will discover how to approach God as Father, pray with boldness, and trust Him to respond. We pray that this message will refresh your prayer life and deepen your walk with The Lord.

In Luke 11:1–13, Jesus teaches us that prayer isn’t a ritual—it’s a relationship. This week we will discover how to approach God as Father, pray with boldness, and trust Him to respond. We pray that this message will refresh your prayer life and deepen your walk with The Lord.

In today’s episode, we will look into a powerful and often overlooked moment in the life of Jesus—the story of Mary and Martha. As Jesus visits their home, we will see two very different responses by these women. Martha is distracted by doing, while Mary is devoted to listening. The passage will teach us about spiritual priorities - presence over performance, and choosing what Jesus calls “the better part”? Whether you're a leader, a parent, or simply overwhelmed by life's demands, this conversation will challenge you to slow down and sit at the feet of Jesus.

Are you listening to the sings of the passage or the signs of the world

This week's sermon is from Luke 10:25-37. Jesus challenges His followers to “Go” - love like the Samaritan. This world is full of wounded people—some are wounded physically, others emotionally or spiritually. Some live next door. Some live on the other side of your opinions - And some you’d rather avoid altogether. Real faith, real love, doesn’t ask, “Who deserves my love?” It asks, “How can I show God’s love today?”Who is God calling you to “cross the road” for today - this week?

This week's sermon we will be in Luke 10:17-24, where we will look at the return of the 72 that Jesus had sent out. These disciples return with joy because of the success of their mission. Their perspective on their success was a little bit different then Jesus’ perspective. The events they celebrated were not necessarily the events Jesus wanted them to focus on or celebrate, so Jesus corrects their perspective.