Churches in Fishers

Active churches in Fishers

12450 Olio Road, Fishers
gracefishers.church
33 sermons · 5 days ago
8850 E. 106th Street, Fishers
easternstarchurch.org
3 sermons
12648 E 116th St, Fishers
tpcc.org
1 sermon

Types of churches in Fishers

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 Fishers churches

55s
#HopeForTheSinner
“the Bible handles sin in a little different way. First of all, the simple definition of sin is sin is missing the mark. Now we all sin, and if you don't sin, then maybe we can talk after the service because I'd love to hear how you pulled that off. I know I sin. I wrestle with stuff. Maybe not in the same bold ways that David sinned, but the question that we're really gonna look at today is what do we do when we sin? But, the second thing that I think is important for us to know from a biblical perspective is none of us is beyond hope, and that's because of Jesus. And so, if you feel like you're identifying with David, maybe in some of his worst moments, I just wanna remind you that forgiveness and hope is always available.”
45s
“the question becomes, how does that work? I'm almost done. Text says it works because y'all teach us. Jeffrey Allen and Sharon teach us. This is the first piece right here. Life is unfair, but God gives us favor. Man, I'm a just shout by myself on that right there because because life ain't fair. Y'all life ain't fair. It it it it's some of this stuff makes no sense. I look at what's going on in this country right now. The absence of morality the highest positions of government. It ain't fair. I”
49s
#GodsOpenArms
“``And I just wanna remind you that even if you've crossed the line of sin, sin is not the end of your story. And shame is a liar. It wants to tell you to hide. It wants to tell you that if anybody knew your sin that they would reject you and including God. And, that's exactly what the shame did to David, but hiding made everything worse. And, God says the opposite. You see, we're reminded in the story that Jesus told in Luke 15 that God is like a father that was waiting for his son who had wandered off, who had made some poor choices, and he was waiting there for open arms to embrace his son when he returned home. You see, God doesn't cancel us when we sin.”
51s
#LightNotSecrecy
“And he's waiting for us. And the way out is light, not secrecy. And again, as much as 've seen people who have made terrible decisions that destroyed their lives, I've also seen people who when they run to Jesus have experienced forgiveness and repentance and hope and new life. So I wanna invite you, the way out is light, not secrecy. And maybe you need to start in confession with God, but maybe you also need to take the step of telling somebody, maybe a friend, maybe you need to talk to a pastor. We're here during the day. You can set up a care appointment, or maybe it's something that you need to speak to a counselor at. We can make referrals for that.”
45s
#ConfessAndBeKnown
“And to me, those are beautiful words that we have a heavenly father. We have a savior in Jesus who knows us and loves us, and he understands. But he also calls us to a place of confession. And maybe there's something in your life you've been minimizing or ignoring, or maybe you've just simply been hiding from it, and it needs to be confessed. Well, the same God who met David in his worst moment is waiting at the throne of grace for you and for me. In our worst moments, they don't need to define who we are. Jesus does.”
68s
#JesusFulfillsPromise
“Jesus is the guarantee of the line of David's forever promise from God. Jesus is the true fulfillment of the Davidic covenant. And I love when stories in the bible and scriptures connect through thousands of years, making this thread happen and seeing in particular this one where God makes a covenant with David, and then it's it's fulfilled a lot later. But it is fulfilled. And the fulfillment of the covenant is centered on grace. The covenant that God made with David was not about what David would do for God, but what God would do for David. It wasn't contingent on David or his family's performance because what God builds for you is greater than what you can build for him. And David was already following God. He was already a man's after God's own heart when this covenant was made. So it wasn't dependent on his performance. It was dependent on this based on this existing relationship. And I think this applies to us because it's not what we have done. It's what God has done through Jesus.”
59s
#GraceNotPerformance
“``The covenant that God made with David was not about what David would do for God, but what God would do for David. It wasn't contingent on David or his family's performance because what God builds for you is greater than what you can build for him. And David was already following God. He was already a man's after God's own heart when this covenant was made. So it wasn't dependent on his performance. It was dependent on this based on this existing relationship. And I think this applies to us because it's not what we have done. It's what God has done through Jesus. God sent his son to die and be resurrected for our sin, knowing that we would do wrong. And by creating a relationship based on grace and forgiveness, then we can be in right relationship with him. God's faithfulness to us is secured by his work. It's not maintained by our repeated effort.”
50s
#GodBeyondBuildings
“God didn't need a temple to be God. He already had a place where his present his presence existed. It's called the tabernacle, and he had the Israelites build it so his presence could dwell among his people. The temple wasn't God's need. He wasn't restricted by buildings, and the temple wasn't needed to make God available. He already had that figured out. God's presence was God's plan. God's presence was his plan. God doesn't need a house just like God didn't need any kings. But since people wanted the kings, he let them have a king. And since they wanted to build him a house, he allows it as well. It's David's idea wasn't the problem. It was David's timing. Building a house for God wasn't going to be David's to do.”
51s
#LovedForWhoIAm
“that even when we are trying to do our best, even when we have a pure heart towards God, we might be struggling with it. And David might have been struggling with the thing that I do, which is that I'm loved for what I do for people, not for who I am. And so that's a possible angle here with David, but God's response to David is gracious. Right? He's God has a plan for David's house that's bigger and better than David's plan for God's house. He turns the desire back onto David. He makes a covenant to David about his house. In verse 16 of our passage, it says, your house and your kingdom will continue before me for all time, and your throne will be secure forever. Because what God builds for you is greater than anything that you can build for him.”
52s
#ServeThoseAroundYou
“Well, the great thing for us is while David is a good leader and a good example, we have an even better leader. We have a perfect example in Jesus. And then, there's many ways that David is often used to foreshadow Jesus. And Jesus taught his disciples this very same thing. And the world hadn't changed much from the time of David to when Jesus was here. Jesus lived in a world where people were constantly looking up. They were looking at who can align myself, who can I connect myself, who can I bring power with, who can I step up and get a little bit of their power? And Jesus teaches his disciples the opposite. He teaches them to begin to look down and to look around to see who's around me that you can bless and invest in and care for.”

Why Fishers churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Fishers 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.

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