Churches in Colton

Active churches in Colton

1301 N Rancho Ave, Colton
126 sermons · today

Types of churches in Colton

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 Colton churches

48s
#FromConfessionToBelief
“Right? They don't because they are a lot like us or we are a lot like them. Okay? So far, we've seen show me a sign. And he says, like Jonah. And show me a sign. He says, like Jonah was in the belly of the fish. Show me a sign. And then Peter confesses. Peter then confesses that you are the Messiah, the son of the living God. That is a great confessing, but confession and belief are two different things. It is easy sometimes to confess that Jesus is Lord. It is really hard to believe with all of your heart, mind, soul, and strength, the physicality, your intellectual that he is Lord. We have seen Jesus reward the one who confesses. Now the hard part, actually believing.”
48s
#WhoDoPeopleSayHeIs
“Who do the people say the son of man is? Today, the people say the son of man, well, they say that Jesus is a really good teacher. You know, historical evidence is such that they can't say that he never existed. They're not dumb enough to say, well, he never existed. They're just they're just wise enough to go, well, was just a good teacher. Or or they say, well, he was maybe a prophet, He's a nice guy, but there's a lot of failures within the Christianity. You know, there's the world doesn't want to accept him as lord, and so they downcast him and say, was just a rabbi at the time and, you know, insignificant Most significant guy ever walked the face of the earth, but they they plow it down. They plow it down. Right? Who do the people say the son of man is? That's a really good question. Ask that to some of your non Christian friends. Who is Jesus?”
50s
#HePredictedTheResurrection
“And and so we're gonna see that what Jesus says, his followers don't initially believe. They don't initially believe. They don't initially know how to believe it, how to accept it. And then when he it actually happens, they're profound. They're they're really perplexed as to why it happened. See, Jesus predicted his resurrection. It isn't something that happened by accident. It isn't something that Jesus didn't know. He wasn't walking down the street one turn torn the corner and was mugged and killed and oops, Jesus dies. No, Jesus knew all along. Jesus knew all along that he was gonna go to Jerusalem, that there he was gonna be turned over to the religious authorities, and that he was gonna be put to death, and that he was gonna rise. Yet his disciples struggled with it, but Jesus predicted it.”
49s
#WalkTogetherToTheTop
“And the best way to walk that path is one, you follow the journey of somebody who's in front of you. Two, you don't do it alone. The Christian life is not a solo hike. It is a partnership. You, Jesus, and another walking in the direction that he leads. Because this is what I'm gonna tell you. This is what I'm gonna tell you. The view from the top is absolutely amazing. It is worth it. Don't give up. If you feel lost in the woods, don't give up. If you feel tired because obstacles are too big, you need to say, oh, I'm just gonna stop here. I'm not gonna make it. Don't give up. If you feel like feel like life is just too hard right now, press on because the view is worth it, church.”
46s
#JesusTrulyRose
“They got it. They heard. They heard. And what do they need? They gotta make a plan so that just in case. The disciples didn't even think just in case, but the religious leaders, his enemies did. Yeah. Just in case. Jesus said again and again and again and again and again that he would rise from the dead. Alright? Good thing that as good as Mike's message was that we don't stop there. Right? We gotta see the resurrection. Jesus said again and again and again that he would rise from the end, then he did. He did rise from the dead. Come on, computer. There you go. Then he did it. He rose from the dead church.”
56s
#WhoIsJesusToYou
“Okay? You've been looking at who love them, and and this is a great lesson for all of us. We pay attention to who everybody else says Jesus is, and then Jesus turns the question to us, and he says, who do you say that I am? We can spend all of our life talking and thinking through who do other people say that Jesus Christ is, and never ever ever ask the question, who is Jesus Christ to me? Who is he to me? Before we leave this morning, I want you to ask that question. Whether you're watching online or whether you're in the building, who do you say that Jesus is? That's a that's a life changing question for you. Who is Jesus? Not who do the world think he is, but who is he to you?”
54s
#ObeyWhatYouProclaim
“if you proclaim that he is Lord, do you then obey what he teaches? Because you might say that he is Lord, but your life truly doesn't reflect what your mouth then proclaims. That's almost exactly what happens to Peter. Peter proclaims, are the messiah. You are the anointed one. You are the son of the living God. That's great. We love that. You're the messiah. You are the son. And then Jesus says, blessed are you, Simon, son of Jonah. Isn't that great? Simon, son of who? Jonah. And what is the sign that you're gonna see? Just love that the little connection there. Son of Jonah, this was not revealed to you by flesh and blood, but by my father in heaven. Amen. And, yeah.”
36s
#LiveLikeHeIsRisen
“Jesus rose from the dead. Amen? Amen. Alright. Okay. Good. Now you've confessed that. Now we gotta live like it. So three things, your sins are forgiven. Why? Because Jesus paid the price. Two, you are not alone. Epidemic loneliness. You are not alone. Why? Because Jesus is alive. He's not left on the cross. You have a purpose. You have a purpose. Share his love with everyone else. You're not alone.”
54s
#OldCovenantWasTemporary
“what this is pointing to here is in God's, you know, God's grace and mercy, yeah, we have this sacrificial system in place, there's something missing. There's something more. We're still broken. that's where we look at Jesus coming into the picture. That under the old covenant, day after day, these same sacrifices were being made again, right? So we had a system in place with high priests who would make a sacrifice on behalf of the people. But that priest is also not perfect. They're not fully clean. So they have to make a sacrifice on their behalf. And in this system, these sacrifices for sin could only cover sins past.”
47s
#FinishedOnTheCross
“``That salvation work, that eternal address of ours is not by anything we any of us could have ever accomplished. If they couldn't do it for thousands of years leading up to the birth of Jesus, nobody can do it afterwards. Only He did. And that makes it like, thinking about it in that way, right, taking that whole context in the place of the demand for a sacrifice and blood makes it feel so much more emotional, guess, so much more satisfying to read that that's what Jesus came to accomplish when he shouted, it is finished on the cross and gave himself up, right?”

Why Colton churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Colton 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.