Churches in Hixson

Active churches in Hixson

5208 Hixson Pike, Hixson
abbashouse.com
1 sermon · 5 days ago
5681 Old Hixson Pike, Hixson
rockbridge.cc
3 sermons · 5 days ago
5800 Grubb Rd, Hixson
hixsonfirstbaptist.org
1 sermon · 5 days ago
1450 Jackson Mill Dr., Hixson
hixsonpres.org
1 sermon · 5 days ago
6424 Hixson Pike, Hixson
hixsontn.adventistchurch.org
1 sermon · 6 days ago
625 Ely Rd, Hixson
northriverbiblebaptistchurch.org
1 sermon
8305 Daisy Dallas Rd., Hixson
dallasbaychurch.com
3 sermons
5612 Hixson Pike, Hixson
clearcreekcoc.org
1 sermon

Types of churches in Hixson

Baptist Churches in Hixson

Long-established Baptist congregations are common along the Hixson Pike corridor and into Middle Valley. These churches often emphasize expository preaching, Sunday school, and missions, serving multi‑generational families from neighborhoods like Big Ridge and Valleybrook. Many host seasonal events that anchor community life, from fall festivals to Vacation Bible School.

Non-Denominational Churches in Hixson

Non-denominational churches in Hixson tend to offer contemporary worship, practical teaching, and casual environments. Many meet near Highway 153 and the Northgate retail area, with small groups dispersed through subdivisions by North Chickamauga Creek and around Chester Frost Park. They often provide multiple service times for commuters who split time between Hixson and downtown Chattanooga.

Traditional Liturgical Churches

Traditional liturgical congregations—such as Episcopal, Lutheran, or Catholic—serve residents seeking structured worship, weekly Eucharist, and choral music. In Hixson they draw from long‑time families north of the river, including Big Ridge and North River neighborhoods, and often follow the church calendar with robust Advent and Lent observances. Buildings typically reflect classic architecture, offering quiet spaces amid the busier Hixson Pike corridor.

Charismatic and Pentecostal

Charismatic and Pentecostal churches in the Hixson area feature expressive worship, prayer nights, and teaching on the gifts of the Spirit. Many are accessible from Hixson Pike and Highway 153, attracting young adults and working families connected to the area’s light‑industrial and service corridors. Summer outreach and revival-style gatherings are common, with community events often spilling into parks and lakefront spaces around Dallas Bay.

Sermon clips from Hixson churches

49s
#HeartForGod
“And Daniel's life was completely being changed. What was changing his language? What was changing his education? What else was... They they even changed his name. Everything was changing around him, but there was a decision that no one could change for him. And that decision was who is going to have my heart? And you know and I know Daniel already knew who had his heart.”
48s
#KingdomPurpose
“And what the Lord wants us to understand in these verses right here is that the temporal wealth that God entrusts to us is intended to be used for kingdom purposes. And when we do so, we are converting currency eternal currency in heaven. And so the choice that Jesus is speaking of right here, obviously, is targeted towards believers, whether or not we will convert our worldly wealth into eternal riches by investing in the kingdom objective of winning souls to the Lord and for the kingdom. And the choice is ours to make.”
53s
#BodyOfChrist
“I don't need the church. I I just have my faith in Christ. No. You can't. Not in the New Testament, you can't. The orthodox church is right about this. It is through the fellowship. Notice in whom we, not in whom I. You you understand that joining the church is not joining a club. is connecting to the body of Christ. The only body Christ has on earth right now is the gathered church.”
31s
#GraceUponGrace
“So if you receive that much dignity and that much worth by grace in Christ, then you no longer need to steal it from everyone else. Husbands no longer need to insult their wives. Parents no longer need to berate their children. Pastors no longer need to abuse and manipulate their church members. They have dignity and value enough, so overflowing so they can give grace to everyone else around as well.”
53s
#HijosDeDios
“Nosotros no podemos dar lo que no hemos recibido. Nosotros no podemos vivir lo que nosotros no somos. Por eso es que esto me ha ayudado muchísimo a entenderme a mí y a las personas de la iglesia hoy en día. A veces tenemos expectativas de algunas personas que vivan de acuerdo de la manera la vocación como hijos, pero no lo son. Entonces hay que tener paciencia con esas personas. En otras palabras, no podemos imitar a Dios nuestro Padre sin ser hijos de Él, sin pertenecer a Él, sin habitar con Él. No podemos tener esas expectativas de aquellas personas.”
36s
#PrayForYourEnemies
“Again, most people, when they do you wrong, you'd be glad that the wrong finally caught up with him. But now you shouldn't be jokes with the end and get... Go down. Okay? You know what you should do? Pray for them. Right. When they did you wrong, they should go... Are you glad what happened to them? No. I'm not glad what happened to them. I'm not glad what happened to them. God took care you. You know what David being told, kill Saul. And David said, no. No. I can't do that. He said he gonna either die in battle or he gonna die in old age.”
41s
“The problem with that is when you wrestle alone, your thoughts often mislead you And you begin to spiral. And you begin to see pain actually get louder. And lies begin to feel more believable. And in fact you can't even see your own blind spots. Scripture points us to a different direction. It says in James chapter five, therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed. There is a kind of healing and I would add a kind of clarity that God often brings through his people.”
48s
#TrustGod
“You know, when we we we sometimes pray and the lord brings a resolution. Right? Praise the lord for that. We pray and there's a resolution. But sometimes we pray and there is no resolution. Sometimes we pray and there seems to be no answer. Sometimes we pray and we still are suffering through things. Sometimes we pray and we have to know by faith that an answer will come even if it means on resurrection day. Amen? We have to trust God to that point.”
60s
#GodIsFaithful
“Let me tell you something if you don't know. God is always faithful. Always. The ones that run out on him, just like the story of Gomer, is us. And then he is faithful to go and chase us and buy us back. And then we're there a few months and then we run out again and and what does he do? He says, that that was the fourth time. That's it. No more. No. God is a patient. He loves you, and he goes out out to rescue you again.”
43s
#FaithfulStewardship
“God is the owner. We are the managers. We are the delivery system of taking what God has put into our care and delivering it to the places and the needs where he wants it. If we are trying to serve mammon or trying to serve ourself, we're not doing that and we're unfaithful. But if we understand that everything I have is his and whatever he says, send here and send there, that's his will. My job is just to deliver it. That's faithfulness.”

Why Hixson churches are unique

Set on the north side of Chattanooga, Hixson blends lake-adjacent neighborhoods like Big Ridge and Middle Valley with established subdivisions and commuter corridors along Highway 153. Churches in Hixson often shape ministry around school calendars and family rhythms, creating spaces where grandparents, parents, and kids share life and worship together. This shows up in strong kids programs for young families, multi-generational worship services, and a neighborhood-centered small group culture.
The Tennessee River, Chickamauga Lake, and Greenway Farms make outdoor life a big part of local identity, and many congregations reflect that with community gatherings in parks and along the water. You’ll see seasonal activities and service projects that celebrate creation, from church picnics to trail cleanups and even lakeside baptisms, evident in outdoor services and picnics, baptisms at the river, and creation care and trail cleanups.
As a hub where long-time locals meet newcomers drawn by Chattanooga’s growing job market, Hixson churches balance tradition with fresh expressions of faith. Worship styles and teaching often pair classic depth with modern accessibility, welcoming both multi-decade residents and young professionals commuting to the city. The result is a mix of modern worship with contemporary band, expository Bible teaching, and ministries geared toward young adults and professionals that make Hixson churches feel both rooted and forward-looking.

Recent sermons from Hixson churches

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