Churches in Colorado Springs

Active churches in Colorado Springs

1218 Prairie Rd., Colorado Springs
theinspirationchurch.com
46 sermons · today
7290 Lexington Drive, Colorado Springs
springsco.church
12 sermons · 1 day ago
5901 Technology Center Dr, Colorado Springs
saltlightcc.com
13 sermons · 8 days ago
317 E. Kiowa St., Colorado Springs
firstbaptist-cs.org
56 sermons
10285 Federal Dr., Colorado Springs
charischristiancenter.com
1 sermon
4135 Centennial Blvd, Colorado Springs
riverrockchurch.net
1 sermon
755 Citadel Drive West Suite 100, Colorado Springs
zealchurch.com
1 sermon
5680 Stetson Hills BLVD, Colorado Springs
vgbc.org
1 sermon
1515 Auto Mall Loop, Colorado Springs
springs.church
1 sermon
4955 Bradley Rd, Colorado Springs
pikespeakchristianchurch.com
8 sermons
25 W Cimarron St, Colorado Springs
graceandpeacecos.org
1 sermon
219 E Bijou St, Colorado Springs
firstprescos.org
1 sermon
1209 Potter Dr., Colorado Springs
cosdowntown.org
1 sermon
5120 Astrozon Blvd, Colorado Springs
truespiritbaptistchurch.com
1 sermon
2425 N. Chestnut Street, Colorado Springs
slaccs.org
1 sermon
4301 Forrest Hill Road, Colorado Springs
vineyardcots.org
1 sermon
4120 E Fountain Blvd, Colorado Springs
springsfirst.church
1 sermon
2025 N. Murray Blvd., Colorado Springs
envoy.church
1 sermon
4811 Bliss Drive, Colorado Springs
redemptionhill719.org
1 sermon
145 Fontaine Blvd, Colorado Springs
springscrossroads.org
1 sermon
7400 Tudor Road, Colorado Springs
stmikeschurch.com
1 sermon
3435 Maizeland Road, Colorado Springs
newspringcos.org
1 sermon
4330 Mark Dabling Blvd, Colorado Springs
tracechurch.com
1 sermon
1250 Vondelpark Dr, Colorado Springs
springsjourney.com
1 sermon
640 Manitou Boulevard, Colorado Springs
lhcco.org
26 sermons
3950 N. Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs
vanguardchurch.org
4 sermons
1102 S 21st Street, Colorado Springs
ppmcc.org
3 sermons
11025 Voyager Parkway Colorado Springs, CO 80921
east.newlifechurch.org
2 sermons
4020 Maizeland Rd, Colorado Springs
radiantchurch.org
3 sermons
2188 Executive Circle Dr., Colorado Springs
churchforallnations.com
2 sermons
828 E. Boulder Street, Colorado Springs
boulderstreet.org
5 sermons
1380 21st St, Colorado Springs
firstchristiancos.org
2 sermons
301 Austin Bluffs Parkway, Colorado Springs
pulpitrock.com
3 sermons
1515 N Cascade Ave, Colorado Springs
flccs.net
67 sermons
2755 Janitell Rd, Colorado Springs
manna.church
3 sermons
2111 Carlton Ave, Colorado Springs
stpaulscs.org
1 sermon
4050 Lee Vance Drive, Suite 330
ocfusa.org
2 sermons
290 E Woodmen Rd, Colorado Springs
woodmenvalley.org
1 sermon

Types of churches in Colorado Springs

Colorado Springs Military-Friendly Churches

With Fort Carson, Peterson and Schriever Space Force Bases, and the U.S. Air Force Academy nearby, many congregations tailor ministries for active-duty members, veterans, and their families. Expect flexible service times, deployment and PCS support groups, and programs near Fountain, Security-Widefield, and Northgate that accommodate rotating duty schedules.

Contemporary Non-Denominational

Large, modern congregations cluster along the Powers corridor, Briargate, and Northgate, featuring band-led worship, practical Bible teaching, and extensive kids and student ministries. They often draw UCCS students and young families from fast-growing neighborhoods like Banning Lewis Ranch and Wolf Ranch, with multiple service options and strong small-group networks.

Historic & Liturgical

In Downtown and Old Colorado City, historic sanctuaries host traditional liturgy, choir or organ music, and reverent worship in century-old spaces. These congregations resonate with residents who appreciate architectural heritage and a steady rhythm of the church calendar, often connected to the arts scene near Colorado College and Tejon Street.

Colorado Springs Spanish-Language Churches

Bilingual and Spanish-only congregations serve families in Southeast Colorado Springs, Knob Hill, and along South Academy Boulevard. Services blend Spanish-language worship with community resources, from ESL classes to family assistance, creating a strong cultural hub for Latino households across the city.

Sermon clips from Colorado Springs churches

51s
#StewardTheDouble
“I'm praying for you as a congregation that you would receive that double portion. Our prayer team has was praying just this morning that we would receive that double portion, That if we receive that, that we would steward well all the resources. Whatever he gives us, whatever the charism we we talked about, a number of weeks ago about, maybe that's a a double portion to serve the poor and the needy and the hungry. Maybe it's a double portion at your workplace to live well. Maybe it's a double portion of a ministry that God is placing on your heart. Whatever that is that we would steward well resources.”
65s
#OvercomersNotOfThisWorld
“As long as we go with the world, continue to accept the world's ways, accept their mindsets, accept all these things, see nothing wrong with what the world accepts, see nothing wrong with the way the world handles itself. As long as we're able to do all of those things and we continue to act like the world, think like the world, be like the world, the world couldn't care less. They're fine with all of that. They'll love us. But Jesus says you're separated. You're different. I made you you're not part of this world. You are separate. You're out of this. And because we decided to believe Jesus rather than this world, guess what? That makes us public enemy number one to the world, but it also means we're overcomers, and it means we have victory. That's the part we focus on. That's the part we realize. We are overcomers now. We have a new nature. We have a new identity. We are new because we decided we'd rather believe Jesus than believe this world. Amen.”
90s
#SavedByGrace
“God so loved the world, that he gave his only son, that whoever should believe in him shall not perish, but shall have everlasting life. The word world includes you. Everything changed for me when I went, oh, he loves the world. That's great. But actually loves me. And not the fake me that I was putting out there in the world. The real me that I knew was there and was too ashamed to tell other people. The real me is loved by God that he gave his only son. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. The gospel is simply believing in our hearts. And I didn't say intellectually agreeing or repeating after a pastor. I didn't say that. Believing in our hearts that Jesus, god the son, the god who created the universe in six days, came out of eternity, put on flesh, died to death, and absorbed the wrath of god that we deserve. And then he defeated death by raising from the dead so that when we come to truly believe that he did it all for us, we are fully, freely, and forever forgiven for all sin, past, present, and future. Amen. are reconciled to God through faith in his work, not our own. And we will also be raised from the dead to reign with him in his kingdom, which is a place that there is no sin.”
71s
#LoveLooksMessy
“``Sometimes love looks like this. Sometimes love looks messy, awkward, uncomfortable. Sometimes it looks like Jesus taking a towel and washing our feet, not because we like it or because it feels good, but because we need it. Before it's about anything else, this passage reminds us that unless we let God love us to wholeness first, we'll never be able to love others to wholeness ourselves. So don't you dare turn away. Sometimes love looks like letting somebody else serve”
74s
“Where I'm challenged with this text the most is, it's hard to listen to God when all you hear is yourself. And so many times because we make the many requests we make, all we hear is ourselves. But I come to share with you church, I'm grateful for isolation. Those are those moments where I can get in my prayer closet. I can get in my car and take a long ride, raise the windows up, cut the radio off, put my phone on do not disturb, and it'd be just me and the Lord. Go in my man cave, close the door, and just pray. Don't be afraid of isolation because isolation allows you to go one on one with God, watch this, so that you can do it his way and not your way.”
45s
“``Recognize that the power of the disciple is not found in the disciple. The power of the disciple is found in our proximity to God. The closer we are to God and the reminder that God has not left us, so we need to run to him. He is near to us and we must run to him. That's where the power to live as God has called us to live. The power to overcome temptations and fears and struggles and anxiety and doubt all rest in the one who has the power to create everything from nothing.”
68s
“It's messy. It's messy. And then we have daily actual lives, and and god really does show up daily, and we see him at work. He's purifying us, and he's not leaving us alone, but messing with our attitudes and our habits and making us into his image. And when we bump into each other and we throw each other off balance and we stumble. And we thought we were safe in the company of God's people. So we go off on Turon to cultivate our pure spirituality away from those hypocrites down at the church. But eventually, if we're honest and reading our Bibles and praying honestly, we find out we can't do it. We can't do it on our own. like David, we can't survive in the wilderness on our own. We really do need each other.”
70s
“``So beloved, I just want you to notice here some very foundational truths Jesus gives about marriage. Here's the first truth, that marriage is God's good design. He invented it, he came up with it, it is from the beginning, and marriage is also his doing. It's not the pastor officiating the wedding, it's not the state who hands you the license, what God has joined together and therefore, God is the one who gets to define it. Not me, not you, not the supreme court, God gets to define marriage. And here's how he defines it. He says that marriage, by his design, is meant to be between one man and one woman for life.”
69s
“God promised us that no weapon formed against us will prosper, but it's not licensed to just go pick a fight. He doesn't promise to deliver us from conflict. He does promise to deliver us through it. And so the question I have for you is, is there battle in front of you this morning? Is there a conflict in front of you that you don't see a way out? In the midst of that, what are you afraid of? God is still on his throne. And if we believe that, we truly believe that, we don't have to be afraid to do what he asks us to do because he will make a way through. Will you trust him and obey him? Because he will lead you through it.”
83s
“We see that this beautiful, united, perfect, painless, free of injustice and suffering, we see that this world is coming, and Jesus tells us to pray, your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. So what do we do with this? Friends, if Revelation 21 is where we're headed and your kingdom come is a prayer that pulls a future reality into our present. How we live today is not incidental. It's not waiting for God to finally show up and do his thing because God has already shown up, and he has done his thing, and his thing is you. All across the city, churches are meeting, people are worshiping and praising. All across the globe, people are meeting and worshiping, and God has called all of us together. That until his dwelling can be made with us fully, he sends his spirit to fill each one of us so that we can bring God's presence into the world.”

Why Colorado Springs churches are unique

With multiple military installations—from Fort Carson to Peterson Space Force Base and the U.S. Air Force Academy—the city has a high number of active-duty families and veterans, and Colorado Springs churches reflect this with practical care, mobility-friendly programs, and a deep sense of service. Many churches in Colorado Springs offer deployment support, trauma-informed care, and community for rotating schedules, often highlighted by military and veteran support groups, flexible service times for shift work, and pastoral counseling and resilience.
Set at the foot of Pikes Peak, the city’s outdoorsy rhythm shapes worship and community life, with congregations planning trail meetups, service projects on public lands, and reflective spaces that take advantage of big skies and sunshine. This geography encourages gatherings that feel both adventurous and contemplative, seen in hiking and outdoor fellowship groups, creation care and environmental stewardship, and early sunrise services with views.
A family-friendly demographic and a growing student population from nearby campuses foster robust discipleship and outreach, with many neighborhoods—downtown, Old Colorado City, and the fast-growing northern suburbs—supporting distinct styles of gathering and bilingual options. Influenced by the city’s role as a hub for faith-based nonprofits and global missions, Colorado Springs churches lean into practical service and clear teaching, often emphasizing strong kids programs for young families, college student ministries, and expository Bible teaching.

Recent sermons from Colorado Springs churches

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