Churches in Bellevue

Active churches in Bellevue

104 Galvin Rd N, Bellevue
ourimmanuel.org
3 sermons
1400 Harvell Drive, Bellevue
bellevuechristian.com
3 sermons
3005 Golden Blvd, Bellevue
goldenhillschurch.com
2 sermons
12330 S 36th St, Bellevue
stmatthewbellevue.org
1 sermon
508 W 24th Ave, Bellevue
maranatha-fellowship.net
1 sermon

Types of churches in Bellevue

Military-Friendly Churches in Bellevue

Many congregations near Offutt Air Force Base prioritize flexible programming, care for deployed families, and support groups for PCS/TDY transitions. You’ll find welcoming services along the Fort Crook Road and Capehart corridors that make it easy for airmen, veterans, and rotating personnel to plug in quickly.

Modern Bellevue Churches

These churches feature band-led worship, practical teaching, and casual spaces—from renovated retail near Twin Creek to newer campuses south of Highway 370. They often draw young professionals, Bellevue University students, and commuting families, with strong kids’ ministries and online streaming for variable work schedules.

Liturgical & Traditional Churches

Bellevue’s historic core supports congregations with structured liturgy, choral music, and sacramental life, often worshiping in long-standing sanctuaries near Olde Towne and along Mission Avenue. These churches appeal to multigenerational families seeking reverence and continuity rooted in Midwestern Catholic and Lutheran traditions.

Multicultural & Spanish-Language Churches

Growing diversity around Fort Crook Road and neighborhoods west toward Bellevue West High has encouraged congregations that offer bilingual services, multicultural worship teams, and ESL classes. These churches often host community meals and cultural celebrations that connect immigrant families, military households, and long-time residents.

Sermon clips from Bellevue churches

52s
“It is about living it out day to day, and it is his spirit that he has breathed upon you that gives you the power to do so. Peace to you, he says. Your purpose is to go. As the god has sent me, now I send you. Receive the holy spirit. It has come upon you with power to give you the eyes to see and the ears to hear and the heart to be open to recognize where it is that there are people who still need to hear, that they are worthy, that they are welcomed, loved, and forgiven.”
52s
#MercyAsIdentity
“As I read about being merciful, I wonder, how many times do you have to do a thing before it becomes a part of who you are? Because as I read those words and Jesus says, blessed are the merciful, there's a difference between blessed are the merciful and blessed are those who occasionally show mercy. For example, I have cooked many meals. I'm not a chef. I've ridden a horse. I'm not a cowboy yet. Yet. I've been in an airplane, but I'm not a pilot.”
43s
#GiftedByGrace
“So if you're a believer in Christ, you have been given a spiritual gift, maybe more than one. That is not like a question, you 100% have been given a gift. Maybe it's prayer, maybe it's I don't know. But everyone here has a gift. There's not one person here that God was like, oh, I forgot. Like, he doesn't do that. So every single person here has something. The definition of a gift is a thing given willingly to someone without payment and that's how God works. He doesn't expect you to pay him for the gift, he just gives it to you because he loves you.”
35s
#StillnessIsWorship
“Now stillness is not weakness. Stillness is not surrender. You may surrender this the will, but you don't surrender the battle. Stillness is not defeat. Stillness is actually worship. Right worship takes your eyes off the storm. It takes your eyes off the situation. It takes your eyes off the pain. It takes your eyes off the failure, and it puts your eyes on God. No matter where the stress may be, just be still. Calm down.”
47s
“But even then, Jesus continues to arrive to you and says, peace be with you. Sometimes I do think that I hear from others that this life of faith, that Christianity as a whole is all about an exit plan for the afterlife, but it's not about escape. Jesus enters into that place and breathes into those disciples and says, peace has arrived to you here and now, not in the future, not through an escape plan, but through his arrival to you directly.”
36s
“Just like the fire that falls and does not consume, he walks into the space and he says, ah, peace be with you. He comes with mercy and forgiveness. in our own lives are bound by our own circumstances. And when we get bound up in our circumstances, our own fears, our own worries, We sometimes think this is all there is. How do I get out of this? I cannot find my escape. This is it.”
40s
“Speaking languages that they didn't even know, every single person could hear them in their own language, which I always like to point out that the spirit comes, and when the spirit comes, the purpose and the goal and the work of the spirit is to clarify the message, to make it understandable to everybody who hears. And this is how god's power works in your life even now. When his spirit arrives, it might just be that there's a whirlwind that comes with it.”
44s
#EverydayMercy
“And in his mercy, he sent his son to take my place so that I could get off the hook. It was his mercy that rescued me from the destruction of my addictions. It's his mercy that continues to transform my marriage. It's only his mercy that continues to change and shape me as a father. Amen. I didn't just need his mercy one time. I need his mercy every day.”
48s
#MercyOverJustice
“If he deserved it, it would be justice. But since he doesn't deserve it, that's why it's called mercy. That soldier's life was spared. You know, in truth, we're all like that servant whose debts have been canceled. Jesus took care of an unpayable debt, but now we're faced with a choice. How will we treat those who seem to owe us something?”
49s
#MercyVsSelfishness
“Wanna be clear, Jesus isn't preaching a message where you have to earn your way into his mercy. But he is saying there is a right response to the mercy I give. I think often there's two things that will get in the way of us giving mercy. Our selfishness and our forgetfulness. Selfishness ties back to I want when I'm owed. Believing that this story still is somehow all about me.”

Why Bellevue churches are unique

Anchored by Offutt Air Force Base and a high concentration of active-duty personnel and veterans, churches in Bellevue tend to be highly adaptable and service-oriented. Many congregations provide practical help during deployments and PCS seasons, offer flexible gathering times, and emphasize pastoral care suited to military life military family support groups, weekday evening services for shift workers, trauma informed pastoral care.
A family-friendly suburban footprint—stretching from Olde Towne to Twin Creek—alongside Bellevue University shapes ministries that invest heavily in the next generation and working adults. You’ll find Bellevue churches pairing engaging kids’ environments with mentoring for students and career-minded newcomers, often with modern worship and practical teaching strong kids programs for young families, college student ministries, young adults and professionals.
Set along the Missouri River and near Fontenelle Forest, the city’s outdoor culture and seasonal rhythms encourage congregations to gather beyond the sanctuary and to serve neighbors during weather events. Many Bellevue churches host nature-focused events, neighborhood cleanups, and regional relief efforts that flow from a grounded sense of community care creation care and service days, community disaster relief teams, outdoor baptisms and picnics.

Recent sermons from Bellevue churches

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