Churches in Grapevine

Active churches in Grapevine

729 E Dallas Rd, Grapevine
1 sermon · 5 days ago
4201 Pool Rd, Grapevine
1 sermon · 6 days ago
1224 Hilltop Dr., Grapevine
1 sermon · 6 days ago
1520 W. Wall St., Grapevine
1 sermon · 6 days ago
525 N Park Blvd, Grapevine
1 sermon · 6 days ago
301 E Texas Street, Grapevine
1 sermon · 6 days ago
2031 W Northwest Hwy, Grapevine
1 sermon · 7 days ago
923 South Church Street, Grapevine
3 sermons · 7 days ago
2701 Ira E Woods Ave, Grapevine
4 sermons
4401 Waldeck Street, Grapevine
1 sermon
3000 William D Tate Ave, Grapevine
3 sermons

Types of churches in Grapevine

Modern Grapevine Churches

Many congregations around Grapevine Mills and along SH‑114/121 offer contemporary worship with live bands, casual dress, and practical teaching aimed at young professionals and newcomers. These churches often run weeknight small groups and service projects tied to Main Street events and the DFW Airport workforce.

Churches in Grapevine for Families

Family-focused congregations align children’s and student ministries with Grapevine‑Colleyville ISD calendars, offering nursery care, VBS, and youth activities. Many host parent groups and lake‑day gatherings at Oak Grove Park on Grapevine Lake, with strong support for special needs and busy sports schedules.

Historic Main Street Churches

Near the Main Street Historic District, long-established congregations worship in classic sanctuaries with stained glass, choirs, and structured liturgy. They anchor community traditions during GrapeFest and the “Christmas Capital of Texas” season, drawing multi‑generation families from neighborhoods off Highway 26 and the older streets near downtown.

Spanish-Language Churches

Reflecting the diversity fostered by the DFW Airport corridor, Grapevine features congregations offering Spanish-only or bilingual services. Many provide ESL classes, food assistance, and cultural celebrations for families living along Mustang Drive, near SH‑121, and the apartments by Grapevine Mills.

Sermon clips from Grapevine churches

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#HumbleIncarnation
“Christ came to this earth willing to give up all that was his in heaven, and in humility took upon himself the very form of the thing that he was involved in creating. Again, we were looking at Psalm one thirty nine the other night, and all the the the ways that a child is dependent upon the mother, and all the ways that we as humans are dependent upon God to form us and make us in the womb, and how utterly, incapable we are of doing anything like that ourselves. And yet, the very God that designed that was willing to submit himself and humble himself to that very same process.”
32s
#WalkInTheLight
“That's not what John is teaching. John is telling us that people walking in the light who are continually depending on the power and the cleansing of Jesus Christ. Walking in the light doesn't mean that we never need forgiveness. It means that we stop hiding from the one who forgives. And it's so liberating when we get to that point because his light exposes, it cleanses, and it empowers.”
41s
#JesusTheBreadOfLife
“Right? He is the manna from heaven. And so ultimately, we know that God's provision came to us while we were yet sinners, while we were broken, while we were helpless, and Jesus is that manna, is that bread of life. But we had to get to a point of need before we got to a point of accepting Jesus. And sometimes it's that way when we go through difficulty and challenges to where he wants us to need him. He doesn't hold out of anger, but because he's trying to teach us how to trust him.”
35s
#TrustGodsPlan
“People would ask me this, and it kind of annoyed me. They'd be like, are you a 100% sure? I'm not a 100% sure. The only thing I'm a 100% sure of is that God will guide my life. So if it fails, he'll guide it. If it succeeds, he'll guide it. My trust isn't in the success or the failure of the church. My faith is in God's ability to guide me whatever I do. Like, my faith is in Jesus.”
38s
#JesusFirst
“in a list of priorities in your life, if you were to put them pen to paper, all the things that you value most, Jesus doesn't want to be second, third or fourth on that list. The reality is, he doesn't even want to be first. Jesus wants to be the very paper on which your priorities are listed on. Everything that you hold value, that you prioritize most in your life, are on and through him first.”
50s
#RediscoverTheGospel
“It's so easy to become familiar with this gospel and how the gospel can help me and serve my life and help my needs and that it stops becoming amazing that we wanna share it with everybody. one really practical thing. This week, practice being recaptured. Practice being recaptivated by Christ. Let him recapture your heart And realize that we take on this aroma and renew your sense of smell. Like, your sense of smell for the goodness of the gospel that over time we may have gotten used to.”
56s
#JesusPaidItAll
“The lord Jesus Christ went to the cross and died for our sin. All of it. The spotless lamb of god for us sinners. He paid the debt for our sin that we could never ever pay. And through the cross of the lord Jesus Christ, we are forgiven. We are forgiven for how we fall short every single of loving the lord with all of our heart, all of our core, all of our soul, and all of our might.”
39s
#BeAMercifulNeighbor
“So the question that we're really asking today is not who is my neighbor. We've we've answered that question. Everyone's my neighbor. The right question is for ourselves is what kind of neighbor am I? Am I collecting up neighbors for which to show mercy? I think if we don't understand first the mercy of god towards us, we won't be able to extend mercy to someone else.”
38s
#BaptismJourney
“And participation in that, participation in the life giving spirit means more than just a one and done kind of thing. I say this all the time. It's not just the get out of hell free thing. I know that sounds great, but it's not. You didn't come out of the water and get a monopoly card. It just didn't happen, guys. No. Baptism isn't a one and done thing. When we choose to participate in the body of Christ through baptism, we are entering into and connecting ourselves to the divine life of God. That's what we're doing.”
53s
#ChristPreeminence
“And you see, Christ deserves to be served. He must have preeminence. I'm not begging you to give Christ preeminence. preeminence. By him, all things were created whether on earth and heavens, anything anything named it. Colossians one sixteen, presbytes and powers, all things were created by him and for him. He deserves preeminence. It's an insult to serve something side by side the Lord Jesus Christ.”

Why Grapevine churches are unique

Anchored between historic Main Street, Grapevine Lake, and DFW International Airport, churches in Grapevine often blend hospitality with tradition. Many welcome travelers and service-industry workers with flexible schedules and community care, while outdoor spaces invite seasonal gatherings and sunrise services. Look for options offering weekday services near the airport, outdoor worship by Grapevine Lake, and blended traditional and modern worship.
In family-friendly neighborhoods, congregations emphasize practical support for raising kids and building community. Churches in Grapevine often invest in robust children’s and student ministries, neighborhood small groups, and service projects tied to local schools and sports. You’ll frequently find strong kids programs for young families, neighborhood-based small groups, and support for parents and teens.
With a culture shaped by festivals, arts, and a growing international workforce, Grapevine churches balance local tradition with global perspective. Many pair clear Bible teaching with programs that meet real-world needs, from language learning to counseling and recovery support. That mix of spiritual depth and community presence shows up in offerings like expository Bible teaching, multilingual services and ESL classes, and recovery and counseling ministries.