Churches in Indian Mound

Active churches in Indian Mound

2610 Hwy 79, Indian Mound
mymosaic.ch
7 sermons

Types of churches in Indian Mound

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 Indian Mound churches

63s
“coming to church and serving Jesus doesn't make us immune from the storm. It just is if we get rooted in Christ Jesus, it will help us to sustain the storm, You see. And here's the thing about roots. I'll close with this. Here's the thing about roots. Roots are growing deep unseen. The fruit is growing up and seen. And before the fruit can grow up and seen, the roots have to go deep unseen. It's when you and I take fifteen minutes a day and get alone with the Lord that are unseen that our roots are growing deep. Now are you rooted or are you rotten? Rooted or rotten?”
43s
“But I noticed when we drew drove through the neighborhood and the whole thing was gone. There was four or five trees still standing. Where a house was not next to it. The house was gone but the tree was still standing. The limbs were gone. The leaves were gone. They'd blown off but the tree was still standing. And the lord begin to show me Storms come to all of us and whether you might not have had one yet but there's one coming. There'll be brokenness in your life. There'll be heartbreak.”
38s
“And can I tell you something? Just just to love on you a little bit as a pastor. If the only time you work on your spiritual roots is at Easter and Christmas and Mother's Day, or if the only time you come to Great Hope Mosaic Church and listen to this amazing pastor is once a month. If that's the only spiritual nourishment you're getting once a month, when your storm comes, your roots are not gonna be very deep. Because storm's coming. I'm telling you, it's coming.”
38s
“And can I tell you something? Just just to love on you a little bit as a pastor. If the only time you work on your spiritual roots is at Easter and Christmas and Mother's Day, or if the only time you come to Great Hope Mosaic Church and listen to this amazing pastor is once a month. If that's the only spiritual nourishment you're getting once a month, when your storm comes, your roots are not gonna be very deep. Because storm's coming. I'm telling you, it's coming.”
29s
“Peter and John run down to the tomb, and when they came in, guess what they seen? They seen an angel at the head and an angel at the feet because the mercy seat lid had an angel here and an angel there, but there wasn't no body. There was just blood left behind because he got up out of that grave, a risen, resurrected savior, having conquered death, hell, and the grave.”
28s
“The Day of Atonement would play out like this. The high priest would be required to sacrifice an oxen. Because it was the highest value of sacrifice. It was an indication of servanthood being surrendered. And he would take that oxen and he would kill that ox. And then he would take the blood of the ox and he would go in his linen tunic into the holy place or the holy of holies and he would sprinkle the blood seven times.”
22s
“The intention was God is to get to his presence, and God has made a way in Christ that we can all, we can come to him boldly and receive grace and mercy. Are you hearing what I'm saying? And you and I have been drafted in to the priesthood under him.”
23s
“He's leaving the city. He's carrying the sins. And now he doesn't die in the city. Just like the scapegoat, he has to carry them outside the city. And on his way, he's overcome with the weight of the cross. And guess what they do? They find a fit man named Simon from Cyrene, who comes alongside and picks up the weight of the cross.”
31s
“The high priest, you would come to him, he would take you to that laver and wash. In Jerusalem, there was a political appointee named Caiaphas, and his son -in -law, Ananias, were running a dual scheme. I'm calling it that, a dual scheme. They're imposters in the seat of the high priest. So when Jesus was going to be commissioned into ministry, he didn't go to Jerusalem, he went to John, because John is of the seat of Aaron and has the authority in order to commission him, right?”
23s
“We're told specifically that Jesus begins his ministry at 30 years of age. Specifically, it's important. He couldn't start at 29. He couldn't start at 12. Right? 30 years old. That's how old the priest had to be when he went to the laver to get his washing. God is intentional because he's raising up a new high priest.”

Why Indian Mound churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Indian Mound 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.

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