Churches in Caldwell

Active churches in Caldwell

9000 State Highway 36 N, Caldwell
friendshipbchurch.weebly.com
25 sermons · 7 days ago
1562 E Hwy 21, Caldwell
redemptionfamilychurch.com
1 sermon
300 S. Thomas St., Caldwell
fbccaldwell.org
1 sermon
2080 Highway 21 W, Caldwell
celebration.church
1 sermon
1151 TX-36, Caldwell
calvarybaptistcaldwell.com
1 sermon
104 Texas Highway 21, Caldwell
my1church.com
1 sermon
306 West Fox Street, Caldwell
caldwellmc.org
1 sermon
107 S Temple St, Caldwell
connectchurch.info
1 sermon
165 Co Rd 307, Caldwell
elizabeth-lutheran.org
2 sermons

Types of churches in Caldwell

Caldwell Contemporary Churches

Many congregations in Caldwell offer modern worship with bands, practical teaching, and a relaxed dress code that draws young families and Texas A&M commuters along the TX-36 corridor. Weeknight small groups and kids programs tend to cluster near Caldwell ISD campuses and neighborhoods just beyond the courthouse square.

Historic & Liturgical Churches

Near the Burleson County Courthouse square, longstanding parishes reflect Caldwell’s Czech and Central European heritage with traditional liturgy, hymnody, and the church calendar. These congregations often host community meals and service projects tied to the Kolache Festival and appeal to multigenerational families.

Cowboy & Country Churches

On the outskirts of town and out toward ranchland, cowboy-style churches gather in simple buildings with jeans-and-boots culture, country gospel, and arena ministries. They align schedules with agricultural life, support 4-H/FFA families, and frequently organize outreach near the Burleson County Fairgrounds.

Caldwell Spanish-Language Churches

Caldwell’s bilingual congregations offer Spanish or bilingual services, family-centered ministries, and practical support like ESL or food assistance for workers along the Highway 21 corridor. Worship blends contemporary praise with Latin American influences, and community life often connects neighborhoods east of downtown with nearby rural communities.

Sermon clips from Caldwell churches

70s
#FromDeadToAlive
“It's not about God turning bad people into good people which through conversion bad people do become good people, but that's not what it's about. It's about turning dead people living people. I had to chuckle a few years ago when they came out with the television series, The Walking Dead. Anybody familiar with that? Okay. I've never watched the show. I've seen a few commercials. Some zombies kind of walking around, know. And I'm thinking to myself, I'm around the walking dead all the time. I mean they're in Walmart. They're driving down the road. They're walking down streets. Yeah. They don't look like these people right here on that on on that show. But you see everyone who doesn't know Jesus is a walking dead person spiritually.”
84s
#WalkInHonorAndObedience
“You cannot this honor the house of god. Tú no puedes deshonrar la casa de dios. And expected growth. Y esperar que allí tú puedas crecer. Y que tú puedas florecer allí. Are you wife me? Estás estás conmigo. Can I can I can I leverage you dismonth? Le voy a liberar esta mañana. Per does not override gods principples. Sabe, la oración no puede sobrepasar los principios de dios. This an, I don't care I don't care how ferviente your prayer life is. A mí no me importa qué tan ferviente sea su vida de oración. God will not override, his ownworth or principles just speak of you prade, a fire prair. Sabe, dios no va a poder sobrepasar sus principios, nomás porque usted es una persona que ora fervientemente. God's promisez operate with in god's order. Sabe, las dios opera en su orden de él. Se meany break fruce. Hay muchos rompimientos. I'll not our not waiting on more prair. Ellos no están esperando que usted ore más. They awaiting on you to walking honor. ¿Sabe lo que están esperando? Que usted y yo caminemos en honra. And at the times to walking obvidiance. Y otras veces, que caminemos en obediencia.”
87s
#HonorAndRestInGod
“So on this Father's Day, I wanna let us respond in three ways. Honor and thank the fathers who have reflected God's love in our lives. encourage fathers to model god's character through love, wisdom, patience, and faithfulness. Three, rest in the love of our heavenly father. If you don't know what that looks like, let's get in our bibles. Our heavenly father, whose perfect love is available to every last one of us and to all that trust in Jesus Christ. I'm a tell you all this. Whether earthly father was a source of joy or pain, God's invitation remains the same, y'all. Come to him, know him, and experience that unfailing fatherly love that comes from our father god.”
69s
#RestInJesus
“It's important for you to understand something. We rest in heaven. My pastor used to speak to me on this particular angle and truly we believe in Sabbath and truly we believe in rest and we truly believe that it is one of the principles and the commands of God. But when you come to the old testament or the new testament, our rest is in Jesus. Paul the apostle says, rest is not in a day, it's in a person. When people say, pastor Joe, I need my Sabbath rest. Jesus being your rest every day is your rest. When you walk with Christ, you are in rest. How many know days don't necessarily give you rest? It's not a calendar. It's not something that you can find in this time. It's something that is timeless. To be truly at peace or at rest is to be in Christ. so, he would say to me, Joe, we work on earth, we rest in heaven.”
86s
#GroundedInGodsWord
“See, Jesus prays to god the father in John chapter 17 In verse 17, which is a part of the prayer, he says, sanctify them in the truth, your word is truth. He's praying for his disciples and he's praying for future believers to to be set apart and to be made holy. He's praying to his father at this point and it it's it's a part of a big larger prayer. This this one verse is part of a big prayer, and he's asking god the father to protect and to prepare his followers because Jesus is about to go to the cross. Because at this moment, he's with them every day. I mean, he's been walking the Earth. He's been doing life with these people, and he knows that he is about to die and things are about to change. And so he's praying. He's saying, lead them by truth, which is your word. He wasn't, he didn't pray that he that god would take people out of this world but he prayed that they would be grounded in god's truth while they live in it. That truth, god's word gives us the clarity and the strength to follow the mission that he has for us in this world.”
68s
#JesusIsTheWord
“This passage is a sermon series in of itself, but in short, I'll say, Jesus is the culmination of all Scripture. Everything in the Old Testament points to Him. As the beloved John so eloquently put it, he is the word that became flesh. Jesus is the living and breathing word of God, and he commanded that we keep all his commands. Teaching believers to obey all Christ commanded is essential in his command to make disciples. Consistent and continual teaching is important in the life of the believer. Jesus spent his three year ministry teaching his followers how to follow him. Without being taught Christ's commands, we are hopeless in following him.”
85s
#TrustGodTrustScripture
“Our trust in scripture is entirely dependent on our trust in God. And on the same way, our lack of trusting this book and the pages and the chapters and the paragraphs and the sentences reveals our lack of trust in God. Because the word was with God and the word is God, scripture cannot be divorced from God. They are intertwined as one for all eternity. To have a belief in God is to have a belief in scripture. And I submit to us all today that our view of God is inseparable from our view of scripture. If you pick and choose pages and commands exhortations from these pages, then you are not only rejecting the word of God, then you are rejecting God himself.”
75s
#BindAndLooseByScripture
“You know, the the reason being is that as a church, we are to make seek to make the same judgments on earth as god has made in heaven. We want to loose on earth what has been loosed in heaven. We want to bind on earth what has been found in heaven and so, you know, we don't have a crystal ball to to to to know exactly whether or not someone is saved, but we do have the scriptures. We we we do have things that that we know to to look for, to look for a love of god, a love of the word, a love of his people, sanctification. We know all these things that that point to an evidence of of true faith and and so we we are simply trying to not act in a way that would be different than what is in god's word and and what declaration has been made in heaven and so, you know, open membership or, you know, no membership or who whoever comes in is a member. It does nothing to try to make a right judgment. It's not making a judgment at all. It's not binding or losing anything. It it's a denial and a failure to exercise this authority that Jesus has entrusted to us.”
50s
“Nothing to be alarmed about. Come could you come back first thing in the morning? And though your family doctor showed a studied, careful lack of alarm, You can almost smell it seeping through the cracks in the floor, a silent foreboding rumbling underneath what began as an ordinary day, and it ends in the swirling waters of fear and uncertainty. What does that feel like? Like you were going down for the third time? Like the floodwaters are rising? As you worry over the morning visit, you gasp for air as you tread water. And as it is your turn for a little taste of tohu or bohu.”
55s
#SpiritualMiracle
“Conversion is a miracle of God. It is a miracle of God. How many of you see a miracle in what I read in the scripture here with Saul? Now brother that's this is a big miracle right here. I'm telling you for sure. Generally, when we think of a miracle, we think of a blind man being able to see again. We think of a lame person be able to walk again. We think of a woman with cancer and all of a sudden all the cancer cells are completely gone. They can't find it. We say, boy, that is a miracle. And so we tend to think with a miracle in the physical sense of the word. But I submit to you the greater miracle of God is in the spiritual realm. Amen?”

Why Caldwell churches are unique

Rooted in a small-town, agricultural county-seat setting, churches in Caldwell often serve as neighborhood anchors where neighbors connect across generations. Many gatherings blend time-honored hymns with modern worship and hands-on service, reflected in multi-generational worship and fellowship, traditional hymns and contemporary mix, and community service and local outreach.
Caldwell’s strong Czech heritage and community festivals foster a welcoming, food-forward culture, and Caldwell churches mirror that hospitality with fellowship tables, seasonal events, and an emphasis on family ties. These rhythms show up as robust fellowship and potlucks, family-centered events and traditions, and local heritage appreciation in worship.
Proximity to Bryan–College Station and Texas A&M University brings a mix of commuters, students, and young families, shaping ministries that range from kids and youth to study groups for emerging adults. As a result, many congregations prioritize accessibility and outreach, including college student ministries, strong kids programs for young families, and bilingual English and Spanish services.

Recent sermons from Caldwell churches

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