Churches in Fishers

Active churches in Fishers

12450 Olio Road, Fishers
gracefishers.church
39 sermons · 3 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

40s
#TakeTheNextStep
“But the challenge for all of us is what is God calling us to do in this next season? Because sometimes we go through life and we wanna grow, we wanna change, we wanna become different, but then we just keep doing the same old thing. And that is the definition of insanity. And I've experienced that myself. I wanna be different, but I'm not willing to do the hard work of taking this or her step and changing. And so this season, let's take whatever step God is calling us to. Would you pray with me?”
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”
44s
#ShowUpLevelUp
“But it starts by showing up, by responding to Jesus' invitation, and by taking action. You know that research study that I mentioned at the very beginning that talked about simply wanting to grow wasn't enough. The people who actually grew and changed, they were people who translated that desire into a plan and they were willing to take steps. Vague intentions mostly fizzled. And I think the first step is simply to show up and to respond. You see, like Jesus' early disciples, we have to show up to level up.”
40s
#GrowWithJesus
“You see, it starts as we spend time with Jesus just like his disciples do, you know, whether that's through prayer or talking to him, reading the scriptures and understanding. then, one of the things that's interesting, after we spend time with him, over time he begins to influence who we are and we slowly begin to change and we become more and more like him. And then we're called to not just think like he did or or hang out with Jesus, but we're called to do the things he did, which is to offer sacrificial love and care for others in our world.”
55s
#FindYourBattleBuddies
“armor of God is issued for the army of God, worn by believers, unified together, doing the work of Jesus. So here's my challenge. Ask yourself, who are my battle buddies that I train with? Who would I call when the 2AM emergency happens? Who would I trust to watch my kids when I need help? Who would grieve and cry and pay pray with me? Who do I allow to hold me accountable, to ask me hard questions, to challenge me?”
44s
#TogetherInChrist
“For me, I cannot imagine going into physical combat alone, and I cannot imagine walking this Christian life alone. God gave us each other and wants us to follow him together to accomplish his mission together. Just as first Corinthians 12 tells us, every part of the body matters. We all have a job in this army. We are all equipped by him and made by him for a purpose, but not just for ourselves, for the whole.”
41s
#ArmorForTheArmy
“So it was through this experience lens that I saw the armor of God differently. The armor is meant for an army, not just the soldier. So just as I would have never gone on a solo patrol in Baghdad, I knew that we as Christians were not meant to wear the armor of God by ourselves or to fight against evil powers by ourselves. We are meant to do it together as a community, as a church, both locally and globally. We are meant to be battle buddies for each other.”
44s
#OwnYourSpiritualGrowth
“But as we're reading this passage, the thing that I think we can see almost immediately is that Paul is serious, and he wants Timothy to be serious about his spiritual growth. In fact, as I read this, I thought, you know, the same is really true for me. Paul wanted Timothy to understand his spiritual growth is his responsibility, and and I need to remember the same thing, that my spiritual growth is my responsibility. It's not my spouse's responsibility or my friend's responsibility. It's not my parents' responsibility. And the same is true for you. Your spiritual growth is your responsibility.”
35s
#HolySpiritCentered
“But I love this idea of these three macronutrients. But there is something missing, and I'm curious if you know what it is. And it's actually not a a macronutrient. It's a person, And it's who we sang about the whole first part of the service. It's the Holy Spirit. You see, without the Holy Spirit in the center of all we're trying to do, we're gonna be limited to ourselves and our own willpower, which will ultimately fail us.”
28s
#SmallStepsBigChange
“And I think sometimes with our spiritual lives, we're like, Man, I'm going to make a big change. I'm going to dive in. I'm going to do something big. And the truth is those things often don't last. It's the small consistent steps that we make over time. And as we do that, as we partner with the Holy Spirit, we partner with the Holy Spirit in our transformation, We begin to change over time.”

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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