Churches in Dallas

Active churches in Dallas

6808 Pastor Bailey Drive, Dallas
concorddallas.org
87 sermons · today
1636 N Master Drive, Dallas
phmbc.org
6 sermons · 1 day ago
5710 East R.L. Thornton Freeway, Dallas
slcumc.org
3 sermons · 7 days ago
9028 Ferguson Rd, Dallas
ncbcdallas.org
69 sermons · 7 days ago
9150 Garland Rd, Dallas
lakepointe.church/locations/forney-campus
4 sermons · 7 days ago
3700 Valley View Ln, Farmers Branch
royalhaven.net
1 sermon
7550 S Great Trinity Forest Way, Dallas
iacdallas.org
30 sermons
1185 Oxbow Ln, Dallas
elbethelchurchdallas.com
2 sermons
7815 Arapaho Rd, Dallas
neemachurch.org
1 sermon
1707 San Jacinto, Dallas
firstdallas.org
1 sermon
4525 Rickover Drive, Dallas
grove.org
1 sermon
5910 Cedar Springs Road, Dallas
cathedralofhope.com
1 sermon
3203 W. Davis St., Dallas
lifepointdallas.com
1 sermon
1125 E Red Bird Lane, Dallas
bethedenbc.org
1 sermon
4300 Cole Avenue, Dallas
trinitydallas.com
43 sermons
3933 Northwest Parkway, Dallas
pcbc.org
1 sermon
1101 Reverend CBT Smith Street, Dallas
goldengatembc.org
1 sermon
17990 Midway Road, Dallas
bethelchurchpca.org
1 sermon
848 Harter Rd, Dallas
stjohnsepiscopal.org
1 sermon
10110 McCree Rd, Dallas
onechurchdfw.com
1 sermon
6360 JJ Lemmon Rd., Dallas
collegeparkchurchdallas.org
1 sermon
2500 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Dallas
fambcdallas.org
1 sermon
4316 Abrams Road, Dallas
wilshirebc.org
1 sermon
1835 Young St., Dallas
fpcdallas.org
1 sermon
3132 Lagow St., Dallas
rmbc-dallas.org
1 sermon
6464 East Lovers Lane, Dallas
stpauluccdallas.org
1 sermon
8787 Greenville Ave, Dallas
ascensiondallas.org
1 sermon
921 West Illinois Avenue, Dallas
shilohbaptistdallas.org
1 sermon
7031 Forney Road, Dallas
greaterlifedallas.com
1 sermon
11122 Midway Road, Dallas
goodshepherddallas.org
1 sermon
629 N Peak St., Dallas
edcc.org
1 sermon
1304 S. Hampton Rd., Dallas
disciplecitychurch.org
1 sermon
3001 Lovers Lane, Dallas
clcdallas.org
1 sermon
8011 Douglas Ave., Dallas
saintmichael.org
1 sermon
6777 W. Kiest Blvd., Dallas
thepottershouse.org
4 sermons
1130 E 9th St., Dallas
gebdallas.org
16 sermons
1340 Manufacturing St, Dallas
reunionchurch.org
1 sermon
2020 W. Wheatland Road, Dallas
friendshipwest.org
1 sermon
5950 Eagle Ford Dr, Dallas
kingdomcomedallas.com
1 sermon
17405 Muirfield Drive, Dallas
holycommuniondallas.org
1 sermon
3314 Marvin D. Love Freeway, Dallas
shalomdallas.org
1 sermon
1222 West Kiest Blvd, Dallas
wgbcdallas.org
1 sermon
2215 Ross Avenue, Dallas
cathedralguadalupe.org
1 sermon
1200 Main Street
restoration.church
14 sermons
3909 Swiss Ave, Dallas
dts.edu
5 sermons
1135 Botham Jean Blvd, Dallas
philadelphia.adventistchurch.org
12 sermons
5619 Dyer Street, Dallas
trinitybibledallas.org
3 sermons
7979 E RL Thornton Fwy, Dallas
communitycoc.com
3 sermons
2442 W Jefferson Blvd, Dallas
ptwmtx.org
2 sermons
6707 Royal Lane, Dallas
royallane.org
4 sermons
6420 Churchill Way, Dallas
believerschapel.org
3 sermons
1000 E. Ledbetter Dr, Dallas
churcheleven32.com
3 sermons
3821 University Blvd, Dallas
hppres.org
1 sermon
1930 Gallagher St Suite 100, Dallas
nprmbcdallas.org
2 sermons
4711 Westside Dr, Dallas
apostolicdallas.com
31 sermons
1911 Wall St, Dallas
upperroom.co
2 sermons
7557 Rambler Rd # 1200, Dallas
texasbaptists.org
1 sermon
Ridgewood Park, Dallas
rpumc.org
1 sermon
411 S Westmoreland Rd, Dallas
gficjesus.com
1 sermon
9606 La Prada Dr., Dallas
restorationpoint.net
2 sermons
8500 Hillcrest Rd, Dallas
tedallas.org
1 sermon
927 W. 10th St., Dallas
tylerstreet.church
1 sermon
11941 Willowdell Dr, Dallas
life.church
3 sermons

Types of churches in Dallas

Dallas Megachurches

Large, multi-campus congregations are common along major corridors like Central Expressway, I‑635, and the Dallas North Tollway, drawing families from North Dallas, Lake Highlands, and beyond. Expect high-production worship, extensive children’s and student ministries, and weekday programs that serve commuters across the wider DFW area.

Spanish-Language Churches in Dallas

You’ll find vibrant Spanish-language and bilingual congregations concentrated in Oak Cliff, Pleasant Grove, and around Bachman Lake, with additional pockets in Vickery Meadow. Many offer ESL classes, immigration-support ministries, and family-centered worship that blends Latino cultural traditions with community outreach.

Historic & Liturgical Congregations

In East Dallas, Oak Lawn, and near downtown, long-established churches worship in stained-glass sanctuaries with choirs, organ music, and traditional liturgies. These congregations often serve multi-generational members and host arts, choral, and seasonal festivals tied to Dallas’s historic neighborhoods.

Black Gospel Churches

Centered in South Dallas near Fair Park and throughout Oak Cliff, these congregations are known for powerful choirs, call-and-response preaching, and strong community leadership. Many run food programs, youth mentorship, and civic initiatives that address local needs and honor the city’s civil rights legacy.

Sermon clips from Dallas churches

50s
#EternalHope
“Made to last forever, y'all. That's why he put that eternity in us. Yeah. Yeah. So that we have something to hold on to. Yeah. Because this world will... It will throw some things at you. It's it's gonna throw it all out there. It's gonna be lights, camera, action, and you're gonna be feeling some type of way. Yeah. Yeah. And you're gonna get caught up in what you hear, what you see, and then what you feel. And that is the thing that is the thing that gets us. Because once you start feeling away, then that clouds our judgment. It happens to all of us. And that's why we have this word, y'all, to renew our mind, to reset us back, to be centered with him. I'm talking about a relationship.”
40s
#FaithInAction
“you tell a man with a withered hand Come on. To stretch out his hand? How you tell a man with a withered hand to stretch out his hand? Unless you got the power between what you telling him to do and what happens to do it. And so Jesus demonstrate, I noticed a man got a withered hand, but I got the power to speak beyond him and speak to his hand. And it said the man stretched it out, and it was restored.”
49s
“God doesn't need a second Philip Anthony Mitchell, Joby Martin, Craig Groeschel, or Matt Chandler. He needs a first Josh Howardton. That's why I figured out. I figured that out. Hey, can I say something to you? Fulfill your ministry. Fulfill your ministry. Losers look at winners. Winners look at the finish line. Fulfill your ministry. Wherever you're at, that's where that's your ministry. If you don't need a platform, you don't need a podcast, you don't need a a pulp, you don't need any of that. You just need to be a man or a woman of God wherever God has placed you. Are you in a office? You're the ambassador of Christ in that office. You pray for those people, share Christ with those people, start the bible study there. That's your ministry.”
55s
#SpiritualFormation
“Can I tell y'all something? I've been in church been in church my entire life. And let me just say this, everything that looks spiritual is not necessarily healthy. Yes. Saul has spiritual activity, but little to no spiritual or mental stability. Yes. And I need you to hear me good, church. Spiritual expression is never a substitute for spiritual formation, which I argue is directly associated with one's mental health. See, we don't like talking about mental health in the church. See, you can shout and you can praise God exuberantly and still need emotional and psychological healing at the very same time.”
60s
#FaithfulBeginnings
“The old temple was beautiful. It was ornate, but it was destroyed. And it was destroyed because the people didn't weren't obedient to god, and god judged them. New creation, I'll take a small temple if my life is obedient to Christ. Don't despise the small things. Don't despise even when other people are doing small things. single step of faith that a person places in god, they trust them for one thing. We need to encourage that. Don't despise it, but take that one step of faith. That that time, that one time they come to church. We we don't need to despise it. We just need to encourage it. It all starts small.”
46s
“I've said it before, and I'll say it again, and I'll say it probably till the day I die. And it's this, you can never give away more grace than you have received. You can try to put a program on it. You can try to put three points appointment of prayer in it. You can teach it. You can study it. You can say if I do this, this, this, this, and this. But you will never be able to give away more grace than you have received from God.”
53s
#IglesiaEnAcción
“Pablo describe a la iglesia como un cuerpo donde cada parte tiene una función. Eso significa que tú no eres un espectador. No estamos en la iglesia para ser un espectador, hermano, para estar viendo. Estamos aquí para ser instruidos, para oír la palabra de Dios y poder activarnos en lo que Dios nos ha llamado a hacer dentro de la iglesia. No somos espectadores. Tienes algo que aportar. Quizás no haces lo mismo que otras personas. Quizás tu don no sea igual que el de otras personas. Quizás tu temporada de vida es diferente a lo que vivieron otros como nosotros en otro tiempo. Es diferente ahora. Pero tienes un lugar dentro del cuerpo de Cristo. Tienes un lugar.”
91s
#TrustGodsTiming
“I can't tell it. I can't reveal it just yet. Because sometimes if you reveal it too soon, you'll stop praying. If you reveal it too soon, you you you won't trust them anymore. You start believing. Oh, this is it. No. No. No. Ain't nothing by education name which has nothing to do with what god is preparing for me. Yes. And so, as I go to my clothes. Uh-huh. Yes. As I go to my clothes. Under sometime God will let you get down to your lowest dime before he can give you the biggest dollar. Sometime we'll let you God will let you experience pain and suffering before you can get to the mountain top. And every now and then I'm going to my season.”
51s
“So much we think about, what gift can the holy spirit give me? But Jesus has a much larger picture because before Pentecost ever happens, Jesus tells his disciples, you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you and you will be my witnesses. And there it is. It is power with a purpose. The power of the Holy Spirit was intended for more than goosebumps and good feelings and good blessings. The Holy Spirit was was given to ordinary people like you and me so that we could do something extraordinary with that power to proclaim the hope and love of Jesus Christ to the world around us. Here's the purpose of the Holy Spirit in our lives. But it doesn't terminate on us. It moves to in us towards other towards others. Somebody say towards others.”
50s
“Just be strong. Yeah. Yeah. Amen. When you're afraid, be strong. When you can't see, walk by faith. And when the battle gets hard, stand. Courage for your heart. Yes, sir. Faith for your feet. Armor for your fight. And family, I stopped by to hear to tell you today, Bethany, that god did not preserve this church for sixty one years for you to become afraid of the age in which we've been called. God didn't keep y'all just so you could talk about what he used to do. God kept this generation so that he he kept you so that this generation could see what God can still do.”

Why Dallas churches are unique

As one of the most diverse urban hubs in Texas, churches in Dallas often reflect the city’s multilingual neighborhoods—from Oak Cliff to Vickery Meadow—by offering culturally rich worship and community support. Many congregations blend historic Bible Belt roots with global influences, resulting in services and ministries that feel both rooted and welcoming, including bilingual Spanish and English services and multicultural congregations and refugee support alongside expository Bible teaching.
The city’s strong economy and university presence shape Dallas churches that connect with ambitious young professionals and students in neighborhoods like Uptown and East Dallas. You’ll find flexible schedules, networking-oriented discipleship, and creative arts expressions that fit a fast-paced, innovative culture, with offerings like young adults and professionals, modern worship with contemporary band, and career and leadership mentoring.
Geography also matters: a sprawling layout and distinct districts encourage neighborhood-rooted ministry, so many churches across Dallas emphasize close-knit community and practical care. From summer heat relief to storm recovery and downtown outreach, congregations prioritize hands-on service while supporting families with vibrant next-gen programs, often featuring small group culture, hands-on local service projects, and strong kids programs for young families.

Recent sermons from Dallas churches

Nearby cities: 9 churches in Oak Cliff 7 churches in Irving 5 churches in Westside 7 churches in Farmers Branch 5 churches in Garland