Churches in Fishers

Active churches in Fishers

12450 Olio Road, Fishers
gracefishers.church
42 sermons · 6 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

48s
#JesusSacrifice
“Third, he sacrifices. He gives his life for all voluntarily out of pure love and grace. Three times when he tells this story to those who are listening, he says he's going to lay down his life for the sheep voluntarily, which had to have confused everybody who's listening. Because he's talking about this good shepherd who will guide and protect. The shepherd doesn't die. What's that all about? But not this shepherd. The shepherd will give his life voluntarily, but he will take it up again. So he willingly lays it down, but because of the power of God almighty, he will take it back up again, and in a few months that will happen. He sacrificed it all for us, and he calls us to do the same.”
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”
32s
#KnownByGod
“When it comes to responding to his voice, I just wanna highlight a few of the things that come out of John nine and ten. The first one is simply this, he knows. He knows you, he knows your name, and he knows everything about you and chooses you and calls you. He knows. You aren't a number to him. You aren't navigating this world on your own. This is personal to him.”
34s
#FollowTheGoodShepherd
“That is the need of our day more than ever. Hear and follow, constant use. It is responding to his voice that makes all the difference. The question is this, when the shepherd leads, wherever he leads, do I trust him enough to follow him? Because as I do, as I respond to his voice, I recognize that voice more clearly and are able to tell the difference between right and wrong, which way he would lead me and where somebody else, a stranger, a thief, a robber, or a hired hand is trying to take me away from him.”
61s
#ThinkBeforeYouRespond
“All Sides. And it gives three different perspectives about the same topic. And so it shows, the political left and the center and the right. And it's interesting because you can see how everyone's trying to polarize their different groups of people. And, also, you get to see the same thing through different lenses, and so it helps you get a little more educated. And my other thing I love about it, there's no paywall for that app, so you can just get it for free and look. I'd love to invite us to create a rule together about reflecting before we respond, and let's just call it the reflection rule. Read about something from more than one source, think about it, pray about it, and if you're still feeling like you need to after twenty four hours, then craft a thoughtful, prayerful, curious, kind response. Don't slam the door on people. Remain open to different opinions and approaches because the world wants escalation, but Jesus wants transformation.”
33s
#BreakYourBubble
“It also makes it really easy for us to only be surrounded by people who are like us. Like, we're up against this thing that's already in our life. We already have these natural self made bubbles of our friends that are easy to be friends with, and our church friends. Right? And our people who look like us and live like us. And we are being invited here to step outside of our own bubble and try to understand where others are coming from so we can love them in the way of Jesus.”
36s
#MadeInGodsImage
“Jesus wants us to treat others as more than a transaction, as a human made in the image of God. And even if we don't agree with them, even if we rub one another the wrong way and we get into arguments like it's okay, we can treat each other like they were made in the image of God. Trying to gain an advantage, to react to them instead of forming a thoughtful response, trying to get thing... To get a leg up on someone else, like, that's not the kingdom. And when we do that, the enemy is winning.”
39s
#ShareYourStory
“And so we have more opportunity to engage in spiritual conversations than I think we realize. And again, when we when we talk about being ready, it doesn't mean that you have to be prepared to preach a message, but what you can do is offer the hope that you found in Jesus. What you can do is share part of your story for the way Jesus has shown up in your life, the way that he's made a difference for you. Never underestimate the power of your story and how God has worked in your life.”
46s
#OnRampToJesus
“Your ordinary life is somebody's on ramp to Jesus, just like it was for the 12 and the 72. Now, nobody merges onto a highway from a stop unless they have a death wish. That's why we build on ramps because it allows somebody to get their vehicle up to speed, and that's the same way that most people come to Jesus. And yes, sometimes it happens in a moment of crisis, but most often there are influences, there are people all along the way that have pointed people to Jesus in the as Jesus to the as the answer, so that when that moment of need comes, people step towards him.”
42s
#BeTheOnRamp
“You see, we need to be bright, be ready, and be near. Who's on ramp are you? You see, your ordinary life is somebody's on ramp to Jesus. And I think as we think about this, sometimes our anxiety level can increase, but we have to remember that the Holy Spirit goes with us. He walks with us each step of the way, and he prepares us to connect with the person. And so, when we say your ordinary life, we need to continue to do the things that he's called us to do and we can point people to Jesus through that.”

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.

Recent sermons from Fishers churches

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