Churches in Biloxi

Active churches in Biloxi

920 Cedar Lake Rd, Biloxi
churchoftheking.com
4 sermons
870 Washington Loop, Biloxi
nativitybvmcathedral.org
1 sermon
1907 Popp's Ferry Rd, Biloxi
pgcbiloxi.com
2 sermons
2485 Pass Rd, Biloxi
bayvista.org
1 sermon
1340 Beach Blvd, Biloxi
firstpresbiloxi.org
1 sermon
15041 Shriners Blvd, Biloxi
coastcommunitychurch.org
1 sermon
16121 Lorraine Rd, Biloxi
harborcity.life
1 sermon
14901 Lemoyne Blvd, Biloxi
northside-ag.org
1 sermon
11555 Cedar Lake Rd, Biloxi
cedarlakeonline.org
1 sermon
362 Popp's Ferry Rd, Biloxi
nlfc.tv
1 sermon
11281 Allen Rd, Biloxi
ntbcbiloxi.com
1 sermon
Biloxi, MS
steverobinson.com
2 sermons

Types of churches in Biloxi

Catholic Churches in Biloxi

Biloxi’s coastal heritage and strong Catholic roots are visible in long-established parishes anchoring neighborhoods from East Biloxi and Point Cadet to Woolmarket. Expect traditional Mass, sacramental life, and community events tied to the fishing community, including devotions connected to the Blessing of the Fleet each summer.

Biloxi Military-Friendly Churches

Many congregations near Keesler Air Force Base tailor ministries to airmen, veterans, and families. Look for flexible service times, childcare, and support groups around Pass Road and the Popp’s Ferry corridor that accommodate training schedules and deployments.

Contemporary Non-Denominational Churches

Modern congregations emphasize band-led worship, practical teaching, and a casual atmosphere, drawing younger families and newcomers. They often meet in updated facilities along Pass Road or near I‑10 and offer Sunday evening or midweek services that fit casino and hospitality work shifts.

African American Baptist Churches

Historically rooted congregations in Biloxi offer gospel-centered worship, lively choirs, and community programs that serve neighborhoods from West Biloxi to the Division Street area. These churches often host mentoring, food distribution, and neighborhood outreach that reflect long-standing coastal and civic ties.

Sermon clips from Biloxi churches

32s
“See, as a believer, the Holy Spirit's not like he's on the outside. Right? It's like he's a no. No. He's actually on the inside of you. That means in work, when you're going through decision. Listen, the believer, talk about an advantage. And you can pause for a moment. You can pray and ask the Lord for wisdom. Holy Spirit, what should I do in this moment? The Holy Spirit of God is living inside of you. You're indwelled by the spirit. Listen. God the Holy Spirit is a communicator. I've said this for years. The question is not whether God is talking. The question is are we listening?”
43s
#HopeInChrist
“Y'all in the hope of glory in Christ is you will live an eternity with him. In perfection and glory and as we were designed to be just like in the garden, one with him. But it's not just that. When you give your life to Christ, he gives you the power. He gives you his spirit right now to have an impact in this world while we live and breathe, to be a light into this world so more people can hear the gospel, so more people can be uplifted, so you have the power to live your life, to truly live, not just exist, but to truly live. That is what God gives us. He gives us his purpose and his spirit.”
46s
#RejoiceNewCreation
“Go out and look at this world and realize, god did this. And the amazing thing about it, as beautiful and as fantastic and as wonderful as it is, this is a fallen world. I can't even begin to imagine what it's gonna be like when god creates the new heavens and the new earth. Rejoice. Rejoice. Because if he hadn't done this, we wouldn't be here, and we would not be able to call him father.”
35s
#FatherWelcomesAll
“Has the father changed? Has the father acted differently to one sinner to the other? No. His actions are the same. Whether it's the son who takes his inheritance and runs off to a far country and then realizes his foolishness and returns home or whether it's the son standing outside saying, refuse to go in. The father comes and meets both of his sons and says, won't you just come in and enjoy my goodness and enjoy my table and enjoy your family? He goes out and meets both of them.”
38s
#GospelDriven
“But again, it's just a little off center. Where's the gospel in that? Where's Christ in that? What's gonna motivate us? Now I can beat you over the head and tell you, you know, you ought to bleed to be obedient to Christ. And that sounds good, but it's not gonna give you any power to actually do that. The power comes from a relationship with Christ and knowing him. The motivation comes from understanding the gospel and what Christ has done for you, filling your heart with gratitude and wanting to serve him in these ways, to agonize for others as Christ did.”
51s
#KingdomNotChurch
“We're more concerned about who leaves what other church to come to our church than we are who leaves the kingdom of the devil and enters into the kingdom of God. Who loses the father Satan as their father and discover God as their father. That's what I'm all about. That's why I get excited on Wednesday nights praying for the missionaries, for men and women, young people, children I will never see. I will never lay eyes on. I won't even see their picture, but I am praying for these men and women that are going there in the name of Northside Assembly. No. Assemblies of God. No. In their own name? No. They are going in the name of Jesus. Thank you. And those souls are getting saved because we do it as unto God.”
58s
#GenerosityWake
“And, I want my life, I want to look back at my life, especially in this area of materialism, worldly possessions, I want to look back at my life and I want to see a wake of generosity. I want to see ripples of ministry that I've been able to sacrificially move towards. I believe with all of my heart, God wants to grow and build an amazing church here. And it's gonna be an army of faith, of people taking steps of faith to do that. And not just a great church, but a kingdom life in you, in your home, in your family, that fifteen, twenty, thirty years from now, that your decisions and how you looked at this material world has been shaped by faith and generosity?”
38s
#WorshipWithoutShame
“Now here's why this is important, at least why it's important to me and why it should be important to you. Do you know what we just did a moment ago in worship? It's hard to do if you are self condemning. The best worship comes when you are not condemning yourself. And what happens is oftentimes, we don't have any trouble with the stuff we did before we got saved. But after we get born again, follow me in thought. After we get born again, sometimes because of things that are happening in your life or mistakes you make or you just slipped up and straight up sin. Right?”
28s
#OpenTombHope
“If it had not been for an open tomb, we would still be in our sin. If it had not been for a resurrection, we would still be hopeless and helpless. If it had not been for a resurrection, we would not have any hope for the future. The resurrection is the single most important event in all human history that guarantees that everything that Jesus came to do was validated because he came out of that grave.”
38s
#OvercomeStrongholds
“Opposition has to bow to the apostolic church. That's you. Religious strongholds have to bend under the weight of intercessory prayer. There is nothing that can bind Biloxi that you don't have the power to overcome. There is no prevailing spirit on the Gulf Coast that you and I should be afraid of. The weakest saint of God that is holy ghost filled in this building has more authority than the strongest stronghold anywhere in this city.”

Why Biloxi churches are unique

As a coastal community shaped by the working waterfront and hurricane seasons, churches in Biloxi often blend spiritual care with hands-on resiliency, offering hurricane relief and recovery teams, weekday services for shift workers, and community meals and food pantries. Congregations near the Mississippi Sound serve fishers, hotel staff, and longtime locals, so service projects and prayer often happen on docks, in schools, and at rebuilt community centers.
Biloxi churches are also shaped by the daily rhythm of Keesler Air Force Base, welcoming a steady mix of airmen, instructors, and young families. Many congregations emphasize quick-onboarding fellowship and practical care through military family support groups, short term discipleship groups, and modern worship with contemporary band that fits varied schedules.
Culturally, the Gulf Coast’s blend of French and Spanish Catholic heritage, African American gospel traditions, and a vibrant Vietnamese community gives Biloxi churches a distinctive range of worship styles. You’ll find congregations that honor sacred seasons while reaching neighbors through food festivals and interfaith service days, offering Catholic and liturgical traditions, bilingual English and Vietnamese services, and expository Bible teaching.

Recent sermons from Biloxi churches

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