Churches in Howell

Active churches in Howell

599 Chilson Rd, Howell
lbchowell.church
2 sermons
5202 E. Highland Rd, Howell
thewellmi.com
1 sermon
4101 Clyde Rd, Howell
theroadcommunitychurch.com
1 sermon

Types of churches in Howell

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 Howell churches

37s
#RefinedNotDestroyed
“How often does that work well? How often do they just dig in? You know what we do? We make ourselves holy spirit. You know what Jesus said? Holy spirit will come and he will convict the world of People, that ain't your job. You know what your job is? We're gonna get to it in the next one. Don't be surprised, but be surrendered. Because here's this, the fire cannot destroy you because God uses it to refine you.”
41s
“The bible uses the same word knowledge. It talks about Adam knew his wife, talks about this person knew his wife, and that, etcetera. What does that mean? It means it's an intimate term. It's an experience together. It's very intimate as you understand and get to know one another in a very intimate and deep way. It's the same here. God is warning Adam Adam if you eat of that tree, you will die and the problem of that tree is you'll become so intimately knowledgeable with suffering and anguish and pain and evil.”
60s
#SpiritualDecisionMaking
“Teenagers if they don't learn how to think spiritually through things, how to make decisions spiritually through things, they're not gonna have conviction when it matters. They're not gonna be able to stand up to their friends when it matters. They're not gonna have their own godly principles when it matters. They'll obey while the parents are around but when they're with their friends, all that goes out the window. And many young adults walk away from faith because they were forced into things to follow rules and those sorts of things but they never learned how to personally walk with Christ and the coaching process has to prepare them for adulthood.”
43s
#LoveOneAnotherDaily
“Look at what he says. He says, love one another. Be hospitable to one another. Be kind to one another. Love one another. Every day stuff becomes extraordinary opportunity. Have you ever just loved somebody? Showed you care? And all of a sudden they go, you made my day. How we treat one another has an amazing effect on how other people see the Lord. If Christians are biting at each other, if Christians are poking at each other, if Christians are running each other down, what do they think about Jesus?”
33s
#TrialsRefineFaith
“Says, look, if you are getting if you're getting put on trial, if you're getting persecuted because of your faith in Christ, because you're living a a sober life, and you're not doing all the stuff that the world's doing, and you're living in light of the cross, you're living in light of the end, understand you're gonna be in the fire, and God's gonna use it to strengthen and refine you. Woo hoo. Now, if you're getting persecuted because you're mean to people, you're meddling in all their affairs, you're a spiritual busybody, you're stealing stuff, You're acting a fool. Then guess what? That's on you.”
62s
#OthersAtTheCenter
“See, at the root of every argument is this idea that I wanna put self right in the middle of everybody's world. Something is small when tension fills the air of saying, help me understand what I've done to make you respond this way. Guess who that puts at the middle? Others. Be hospitable. Love one another. Let grace fill your air. Why? Because you're living in light of the cross and in light of the end. Because in light of eternity, ordinary acts of love become eternal investments. They actually change the way people see eternity.”
43s
“It matters where you came from. Hopefully, you're starting to see that as we begin our ways of preaching through Genesis. And today, I tell you what, what is interesting and wonderful about Genesis is it's a foundational book. Alright? Now, all the Bible is important because all the Bible is god's word. Amen? You understand that? All of it, every word is written is god breathed. It means god intended every word every word is put down. Alright? Now, but Genesis is foundational because it teaches us where we came from.”
34s
“If you're here today, you say, oh, pastor, I can get by without rest. I don't need to take a day of rest. I I work seven days a week. Can I tell you what? Don't be prideful in that because the reality is it's disobedience. God said a day of rest. You need to rest. And so, man, as much as you can, we all know that there are extenuating circumstances that sometimes causes we have to work, but your life ought to be lived out in obedience to God, and part of that is taking that day of rest.”
28s
“can I tell you what? This pastor can't stay in the side of blood. God knew what he was doing when he called me to be a spiritual doctor and not a physical doctor because I can't stand. I'd be faint on the floor. No. I can't stay in this. It just gets to me. Right? But can I tell you what? When I consider the precious blood of my savior, man, it causes me to weep, causes me to be joyful now and to rejoice that he would do that for me. That he would shut his blood from me.”
46s
#RaiseIndependentFaith
“the goal of parenting is not to raise a child that's primarily dependent upon you. They need to learn how to live for themselves. At some point, a child has to learn to pray without you. To seek god without being forced, To stand on truth without supervision. Right? To follow Christ because their faith becomes personal to them. And I will tell you as I've watched a lot of teenagers shift from high school to college, how many of them leave the faith? You know why? They never knew their faith before they ever left.”

Why Howell churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Howell 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 Howell churches

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