Churches in Chesterfield Township

Active churches in Chesterfield Township

17458 Chesterfield Airport Road, Chesterfield
slfc.org
1 sermon
14820 Conway Rd, Chesterfield
bonpres.org
1 sermon
15370 Olive Boulevard, Chesterfield
stjohnsuccchesterfield.org
1 sermon
17103 Wild Horse Creek Road Chesterfield, MO 63005
firstbcc.org
17 sermons
17315 Manchester Road, Wildwood
livingwordumc.org
3 sermons

Types of churches in Chesterfield Township

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 Chesterfield Township churches

91s
“One of the greatest gifts a father can give his family is hope. Joshua Caleb became voices of hope when every other voice was speaking fear. And the godly father constantly points his family toward god's promises not because life is easy, but because god is faithful. of us can remember father, grandfather, even a spiritual father, who kept trusting God through difficult seasons. Maybe he didn't have all the answers. Maybe the money wasn't always there. Maybe life was deeply uncertain. But somehow, he kept saying, we're gonna trust god and we're gonna make it. His confidence wasn't in the circumstances. His confidence was in god. And fathers, your family doesn't need a perfect dad. They should be the faith filled dad. Faith dad. Yeah. Point to the grapes. Point them to god's goodness. Point them to god's faithfulness. Point them to god's promises. Yeah. Because what you focus on only determines where you go.”
90s
“We are in a world where we have to be better. Every day, every generation, every next graduating class has to do more, has to have higher ACTs, has to have higher ambitions. And we wonder why anxiety for our children has skyrocketed in the last twenty years. Because in order to be better, we put so much pressure, we sacrifice our own children. God is crying out, stop. sacrificing the children. Use your experiences. Use your reason. Understand your traditions. Use the bible as a whole, not picking little little bits and pieces, but as a whole. Bring them all together and discern. Have a conversation with me, god cries. Talk to me. Let's work this out.”
80s
“``our faithfulness yesterday does not ensure our faithfulness today or tomorrow. God does not bless earthly agendas divorced from his will and his ways. We must remain faithful to the one true God through prayer and through living in accordance with his word. See, God has made big promises to his people, but those are never about a country, and they're never about a local church. It's about his big c church, all those who are the true church of Jesus Christ. The promises of God do not lie in Washington nor in any platform or party or politician. The promises of God do not ensure the success of the megachurch down the street nor the little church on the street corner. Our only hope is in king Jesus and in his kingdom. You see, there's a great danger in saying that god is with us before asking, am I with god? Have I aligned myself with him? See, the people believed that god was with them, but they had misused god's promises.”
43s
“Can I tell you that John three six thirty three is accurate? Jesus said, seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will add it to you. Doesn't mean things will always be easy. Doesn't mean things won't be contested. Doesn't mean that that negate that you won't have challenges because the same Bible says many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord will deliver them out of them all. And that things are turbulent and confusing because we look through a glass darkly, and yet God is not the God of confusion, but the God of peace. And if you don't worry about things, but pray about things, that's another way to set the Lord continually before you, you're gonna get good results.”
31s
“Rarely is God on the news. Rarely are people advertising God because you're mainly advertising those things that you make money on. Well, are some advertising for God. But anyway, there's a there's you can go through a day or a week or a month without thinking about God. He made us that way, and we can wake up every day, and rejoicing who he is, and how much he has blessed us. And one of the things we can do that helps, we're gonna pray the Lord's prayer here in a little bit, where we pray thy kingdom come, thy will be done.”
75s
“``It turns out that God is with us. Jesus was called Emmanuel, God with us. The gospel of Amos is that though we have misused God's promises, though we have mistreated God's people, though we have misunderstood his project, his grace never gives up. God will be with us. He has demonstrated this to us so clearly in that while we were yet sinners, Christ rebuilt his booth among us and died for us. Through his poverty, he made us rich. We who exploited the poor and received the one who became poor for us. We who misused God's promises are given the one who's fulfilled every single promise for us. who called idle gods by his name, he will still graciously call us by his name. This isn't a counterfeit god by the same name. This is Jesus, and he has come to us to show us that god is truly with us.”
87s
“Bring them all together and discern. Have a conversation with me, god cries. Talk to me. Let's work this out. Let us stop sacrificing our children. Because as Sarah knows, we have a god who has declared that we are good. We have a god that forgives. We have a god who is merciful. We have a god who wants us to have life abundantly, And that does not include sacrificing our children or anyone else at the expense having a higher ACT score, having the right answer, or declaring a tradition that makes no sense. May we be in conversation with one another and with our God. May we struggle with these problems because in the struggling together and in the struggling with God, we find peace and we find hope.”
78s
“For some people, the bible is a little heavier and more important. For others, our experiences of the world and of God play a larger impact on who we see God to be. But all four of them are essential and important to your faith. And in these moments, when we go, this is what we're told to do and blindly go do it without thinking about a reasoning or without thinking about the other experiences we had and the impact and what this means. When we go, tradition says, so let's do it, we end up binding and sacrificing our children. The children that we hold so dear, we sacrifice.”
72s
“``Let us stop sacrificing our children. Because as Sarah knows, we have a god who has declared that we are good. We have a god that forgives. We have a god who is merciful. We have a god who wants us to have life abundantly, And that does not include sacrificing our children or anyone else at the expense having a higher ACT score, having the right answer, or declaring a tradition that makes no sense. May we be in conversation with one another and with our God. May we struggle with these problems because in the struggling together and in the struggling with God, we find peace and we find hope.”
60s
“``But what is that tabernacle that he will come to rebuild and restore God's people? Who will reach the nations of the earth? You know the answer, don't you? John tells us in John one fourteen that the word became flesh and what? Tabernacled, pitched his tent, built the booth of David among us. Amos did not know the name, but he knew what was coming. Jesus came and tabernacled among us. He did this that all nations might be blessed in his name, that Jesus might take his rightful place as king over all the earth and establish his one kingdom, which will stand for all of eternity. This is God's project.”

Why Chesterfield Township churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Chesterfield Township 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 Chesterfield Township churches

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