Churches in Carrollton

Active churches in Carrollton

506 Carrollton Dr, Frederick
southendbaptist.org
14 sermons

Types of churches in Carrollton

Non-denominational

Modern music, practical teaching, and a relaxed, come-as-you-are atmosphere — popular with young adults and families who want a welcoming community without strong denominational ties.

Mainline & historic

Traditional worship with beautiful sanctuaries, choral music, and liturgical services — congregations that connect faith with history and a long-standing community presence.

Students & young adults

With the University of Colorado nearby, many churches emphasize student ministry — Bible studies, worship nights, and service opportunities built for people in their college and early-career years.

Family-friendly

Strong kids’ programs, youth groups, and safe, supportive environments — with Sunday school, childcare, and age-specific ministries throughout the city.

Sermon clips from Carrollton churches

50s
#PrayerRestoresFaith
“If you're struggling your faith and you're asking, why am I struggling? First ask, have you been praying? Have you been talking? Have you been building that relationship? Because I tell you, even in human relationships, when relationships start to struggle, it's when people don't talk to each other, when people don't communicate with each other anymore, when they're not honest with each other anymore, when they're not sharing their hearts anymore, they feel like their relationship is broken, that one doesn't love the other anymore, and they don't even know when it started. It's just at some point, broke down. And when things get hard, now things drastically change, and they come to their own conclusions on things that don't make sense and are not rooted on truth. That's why we need to pray.”
52s
#DailyPrayerEssential
“both men and women. I need you to understand this. Please, I beg you, pray. not a choice. It's not an option of your life. It is a desperate need that when you don't pray, you miss out on a lot. And it leads you to ask questions, why is this happening? Because you caught off the communication in the middle of a war that you knew you were in but forgot completely. Because you got comfortable. Because it was a little hard. Sometimes, we really need to do this. Prayer is not a suggestion, it's not a small aspect of our walk with the Lord. It is something we desperately need to do daily for our selves to stand strong daily with Christ.”
40s
#HeavenlyFatherAnswers
“Why? Because he's my dad. If my dad, who is sinful in the flesh, he has the same issues as I do, having need from help from the father to go against the temptations of the flesh, still answers me at two in the morning. And the moment I say I was in a car crash comes to me. How much more your heavenly father that before you ever knew him, before you ever did anything for him, before you even had a relationship with him, he gave his son for you and was waiting for you to come to him to receive you in his home, who has prepared a place for you in his own home. How much more will he answer?”
40s
#PricelessInGodsEyes
“What is the value of your life and your sub and your spirit, your soul? What is the value of it according to god? What did he pay for? What was the price he paid for? Was it 20,000? Oh, way way over that. He gave his one and only son for your salvation. He put his son in your place, taking upon his his body, his life, his spirit, everything that you and I deserve, he took it all upon himself. That's how much you matter to God.”
36s
#GodsLoveTransforms
“Not according to Mike, not according to psychology, but according to the God of the universe, you are worthy of his love. This is what he's willing to do for you. His love transcends everything you've done. You have not made yourself unworthy of his love. His love is greater than your most deepest, darkest sin, and whatever it is you've done, it's greater than that. His love is more powerful and more vast than anything you or I could ever imagine. It changes. It transforms us. It is changed the world around us.”
43s
#JesusStayedByLove
“He didn't have to. And I think we forget that at any moment Jesus was on the cross, he could've got off that cross. The only thing keeping Jesus on the cross was Jesus, and his love for the father, and his love for us. That's it. There wasn't some magic force that held him to the cross. Satan was not powerful enough to hold him there. Those nails were nothing in the hands of the creator. But he stayed there. He stayed there for you and for me because of his great love.”
40s
#FaithNotCircumstances
“And often when it's really good and things are going well, we kinda forget God, don't we? It's often when things are a little hard and difficult and dark that we we search we we usually start that, at least I do, with that, where are you, God? What happened? And has God left? He's right there. In the midst of that, we have a freedom from these circumstances. Our our our faith is not tied to our circumstances. It shouldn't be. It should instead be tied to the character of the one in whom we trust, our lord and savior Jesus Christ.”
38s
#SufferingAndGlory
“But we are still called to be willing to suffer for the faith, but also we are called to remember that we are joint heirs with Christ. Let me kinda move on from that. Just something to think about and and ruminate that identity that Paul gives us. He goes on down, and he's talking about suffering after he mentions that in verse 18 and following when he says, for I consider the sufferings of this present time not worthy to be compared with the glory that is revealed to us. All that we could possibly endure, all the hardship, all the difficulty, all the frustration, all the loss does not compare with what awaits us.”
31s
#SacrificeAndHope
“And that's what we're looking at here, this idea of sacrifice. We understand that that those things that look hard now, what awaits us in the goal in the long term is gonna be far better than what we can imagine in the present as we deal with it. That's what Paul's trying to say. You think about that in a spiritual sense. No matter what you endure as a follower of Christ, no matter what the world brings against you, no matter what you suffer, the glory that awaits you is beyond what you can even it doesn't even compare.”
48s
#ComeFollowMe
“``The enemy is going to try to say, no, you can't. You remember all the times you did this, this, and this, and this? You'll fail. You always fail. God doesn't bring up the failures the enemy does. God just says, child, walk with me. Walk with me. See where I take you. See where I lead you. Trust me. Do you remember what Jesus said to the disciples when he called them out? What did he tell them? You remember? Was the was the did he give them like a a 15 page list of this is what you're to do if you're going to be a disciple? Come and follow me. That's all he said.”

Why Carrollton churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Carrollton reflects both heritage and progress, with long-established mainline churches standing alongside newer congregations that emphasize casual gatherings and contemporary worship.
A culture all its own: Many churches mirror the city’s culture of inclusivity and connection to the outdoors, offering spaces where people of all backgrounds can experience faith and community in an authentic, welcoming environment.

Recent sermons from Carrollton churches

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