Churches in East Colorado Springs

Active churches in East Colorado Springs

1218 Prairie Rd., Colorado Springs
theinspirationchurch.com
48 sermons · 4 days ago
755 Citadel Drive West Suite 100, Colorado Springs
zealchurch.com
1 sermon
3435 Maizeland Road, Colorado Springs
newspringcos.org
1 sermon
3950 N. Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs
vanguardchurch.org
4 sermons
828 E. Boulder Street, Colorado Springs
boulderstreet.org
5 sermons
1515 N Cascade Ave, Colorado Springs
flccs.net
67 sermons
2111 Carlton Ave, Colorado Springs
stpaulscs.org
1 sermon

Types of churches in East Colorado Springs

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 East Colorado Springs churches

45s
#GodsApproval
“I'm not here for man's approval. I'm here for God's approval. I'm not here for man's love. I'm here for God's love. And we can't continually focus on people Amen. And what they're offering to us. Because, see, Jacob could never actually carry the weight of what Leah genuinely needed. Even if Jacob would have loved her, Leah still would have been missing something because she wasn't focused on the very thing she needed. And each and every one of us needs God. And we can seek out everything else, and we could get everything else that we're seeking after, and there's still gonna be something missing because we're not focused on the right thing.”
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.”
50s
“This is the best news that we could ever receive because we were dead, but God was rich in mercy. He didn't have just a little bit. Whenever I think of someone that's rich, they have enough for the whole world. He has enough mercy for the whole world. He's not gonna run out of mercy. He's not stingy with his mercy. We were far off from God, but he brought us near. It doesn't say that we were far off, but he said, come on. Come close. It's he brought us near. It's one thing to say, you can come if you want. It's another thing to say, I'll be there at 07:00 to pick you up. Be ready to go. We couldn't save ourselves, but he extended grace.”
41s
“See, Josiah doesn't start stop with with conviction of losing the word, he sends leaders to to seek the Lord for understanding. You know why? Because he says, God, great. I've heard your word. What is it you want me to do? What is it you want me to do? Greater works never happen when people hear a sermon. Even if it's a great sermon, even if you feel encouraged or convicted this morning or, man, that was really interesting, that is not what God is after. God is after what you're gonna do next in your action. The word is to inspire actionists. The the sermon that you hear, that's the catalyst. That's the catalyst, not the action that needs to follow.”
37s
“Isaiah doesn't see god and first look at, oh, look at all these people's sin. God, you're good. I see who you are. Look at their sin. His first response is, woe to me. I am ruined. I have sinned. God, forgive my sin. He's not oblivious to the sin of others. I'm a man of unclean lips. I live among a people who gossip and slander. But he starts with, God, me. Change me. Work in me. He's changed.”
36s
“As Jesus heads to the cross, he prays this long prayer for his disciples to hear, and he's showing us that we are to be a people in prayer. People who come to the father and ask for unity with God, for protection from the world, for resources so we can continue our mission and purpose, and for assurance that one day we will lay down all the striving and all the work, and we will rest in this eternal relationship with God, that we will enter into the glory of father, son, and holy spirit. That's where all of this is headed.”
29s
“"Good friends, God has given you wonderful words. Wonderful words contained in the scriptures as we've given the children bibles today. Wonderful words that are on your lips as you sing praises in worship. Wonderful words to invite your neighbors and friends to experience community and love. Wonderful words that you can write in the bibles of these children when they come up to you and say, will you please write something nice."”
42s
#PurposeInBrokenness
“God took an unwanted person in Leah and brought forth somebody that would completely alter this world through his bloodline. Jesus could have been born to anybody. God could have done it different ways. It's not lost on me that he chose somebody that felt so unwanted. Because when we feel unwanted, that's when God can use us the most. Because when you're broken, you have no choice but to rely on him.”
33s
#ChosenByGod
“Jesus himself became the ultimate unwanted. In Isaiah 53, it calls him despised and rejected by men. He was overlooked by men, except the ones that wanted to kill him. They were very focused on him. But a lot of people chose to overlook him. And yet he was overlooked, betrayed, rejected, all so that we could be adopted, chosen, and eternally wanted by God.”
47s
#PraiseThroughThePain
“So when we look at this, praise is easy when the situation improves. Let's be honest. It's easy to praise God when things are great. It's easy that when we see God come through on something, let's let's praise him. But praise is even more powerful when your situation is unchanged. Amen. Yeah. Amen. Praising God in the midst of a heartbreak and your struggles actually declares his character, which is what praise should be about. Praise was never meant to be about what I have, what I am blessed with. It was always meant to be about God's character and the fact that he's worthy of praise no matter what.”

Why East Colorado Springs churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in East Colorado Springs 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 East Colorado Springs churches

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