Churches in Irving

Active churches in Irving

302 S. Hastings St., Irving
ntccirvingtx.com
157 sermons · 2 days ago
6300 N. Belt Line Rd, Irving
embassycity.com
5 sermons
3100 Premier Dr., Suite 204
dueseason.org
2 sermons
208 S. Story Rd, Irving
mygracepointe.com
3 sermons
3901 Frisco Ave., Irving
bwbcirving.org
10 sermons
3901 Frisco Ave.
bwbcirving.org
11 sermons

Types of churches in Irving

Modern Irving Churches

In Las Colinas and the Urban Center, contemporary congregations offer band-led worship, casual dress, and tech-forward services. These churches often meet near corporate campuses along SH 114 and MacArthur Blvd, appealing to young professionals and families with convenient schedules and robust kids programs.

Spanish-Language Churches

In South Irving and the Heritage District, many congregations hold services in Spanish or bilingual formats that reflect the city’s large Hispanic community. Expect lively worship, family-focused ministries, and community outreach like ESL or food assistance around Irving Blvd, Pioneer Dr, and Grauwyler Park.

Irving Catholic Parishes

Near the University of Dallas and across neighborhoods from Valley Ranch to Las Colinas, Catholic congregations provide sacramental life, daily Mass, and devotional practices. They serve multi-generational families and students seeking traditional worship, catechesis, and parish events that anchor community rhythms year-round.

South Asian Christian Churches

With a sizable Indian community around Valley Ranch and along the SH 635 and President George Bush Turnpike corridors, congregations worship in Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil, or Hindi. Many gather in rented halls or school auditoriums, blending evangelical teaching with cultural fellowship meals and youth programs that support diaspora families.

Sermon clips from Irving churches

63s
#GraceBringsPeace
“Throughout the Pauline epistles or those epistles written by the apostle Paul, you hear him say this often, grace and peace. Now, grace is god's undeserved toward us, and peace is what we experience when we are reconciled to god. And so god's grace change our standing. He says, grace and peace from god our father and the lord Jesus Christ. When we understand god's grace, we can live in peace. I know there's a whole lot of people that try to find peace and getting drunk, find peace and drugs, find peace and, a certain activities. In fact, we've got, from this last year or so dealing with certain people. For once, you know, I church, I've got, all these problems and this side and the other, and and they're allowing themselves to be really bogged down by by the challenges that they're facing. But god's grace helps us to live for god in spite of all the challenges, that we're experiencing.”
59s
#LovePeopleNotCeremony
“Can I tell you the leaders and the people of Judah wanted to say that they love God by their religious ceremonies, but the Lord cared more about how they treated other people, especially the weak? Yeah. Alright. Alright. Say, yeah. You coming to church. You you you you've established all of these religious ceremony. Yeah. He he say, you haven't worshiped, but people are still sick. Yeah. You haven't worshiped, and people are still depressed. People are still down and outed. You're celebrating yourself because you've come to the temple. God is saying, no. It's not about religious ceremonies, but it's about a relationship, just vertical, but horizontal as well.”
57s
“You why worry about something you can't control? It doesn't mean you can't have plans, but plans are subject to change by who? The one who holds tomorrow. But here's the thing. It's not that you're just anxious, but something has shaped that anxious mindset, and we have to be honest about that. Anxiety doesn't just happen. Children aren't born just naturally anxious. Their environment informs that. So so you have to be honest about why is it that you get so stressed out all the time? Why do you worry so much about tomorrow? Why do you spend so much time worrying about your money when you have plenty of money? Why are you worried about your outfits when you got plenty of clothes in the closet?”
43s
“But it's reveals time reveals how fragile they really are, and the same thing can happen with us spiritually. We can look really good, really mature for a while. We can say the right things. We can appear all put together, but if we're not abiding in Christ, eventually, the lack of life will begin to show. Eventually, our fragileness won't withstand the test of time. Character that lasts, character that is proven only happens when we're connected to the vine. It only happens when we're getting it from the source, from Jesus.”
47s
“submit to the process now. I'm not telling you that that every day you you're gonna get it alright, but you yield to the holy spirit. And when you mess up, you make you get before the lord quickly. And say, I've messed I mean, David messed up, didn't he? He messed up. He was watching Bathsheba killed her husband. But what what happened with that? What happened with that? He immediately got before the lord and said, I messed up. Don't excuse mistakes. Stop blaming mistakes on your past. Stop stop being a victim. Influence without compromise.”
51s
#StrengthInTheLord
“At the end, verse 19, the Baptists said, The Lord God is, He is my strength. He has made my feet like the feet of a deer. And makes me walk on my high places. When Habakkuk said, The Lord God is my strength. Habakkuk can only properly pray this after he prayed the prayer of faith in the previous verses. He rightly declared that his strength was not in the fig tree, the olives, the vines, the fields, or the flowers. But his strength was only in the Lord God.”
61s
#RedemptionForAll
“He can save people. No matter how bad they were, god can save. That's why we always say, from the guttermost to the utmost. It could be a drunk, could be a thief, all kind of stuff. But we see here that word of god has shown us here. We are together in the body of Christ, and we accept what God is doing. If you can't believe that God can save somebody, then how can you believe that God saved you? You know how bad you were. You know all the things that you did, and and God picked you up, cleaned you off, and the same God that hit you can help somebody else also. And so one of the things I try to do is to remember that God has been good to us. And so when people come to the door, even though if they've done wrong in the past, we try to accept them as they are. Now sometimes people will lie, and they'll show you that they are lying. Then you can deal with them accordingly. But as long as somebody has claimed the faith of God and they're trying to live for God, no matter how hard it is, I'm gonna help them to serve God.”
51s
#DivineAppointmentsMatter
“Somewhere during that time from Onesimus running away from Philemon, he met Paul. Now is that a coincidence? Just happened to meet the apostle Paul. I don't think they're a coincidence at all. I think god worked that up. And Paul called him my son. Even in prison, Paul was still winning souls. Now, for those taking notes, you've gotta write that down. Even in prison, Paul is still winning souls. Sometimes, we get so much into our own little world and and we don't become ineffective for god. We're all we do is our our problem, our problem. But sometimes, gotta get self off the out of the way and begin to do what god's called to do. Even in prison, Paul was still winning souls. In fact, they didn't stop his ministry.”
55s
#LoveInAction
“``If we say that we love Jesus, eventually, it should show in how we treat people. Now, you can't treat people all evil and mean and and and, sometimey. Sometimes you love them, some hate them. Sometimes you don't anything to do with them. If you love god, you should be able to people at all times, and and it really should influence how you treat people. A genuine relationship with god should become visible in how we treat others. Now one of the things we wanna share tonight, we kinda really maybe throw out this an opening question. When you say I'm a Chris what evidence do people see that that's true? When you say I am a Christian, what evidence do people see to know that statement is true?”
40s
#NoOneBeyondRedemption
“There was a serial killer. Had done a lot, of wrong, lot of wrong, evil. Went to prison, and some preacher was having bible says with him, he gave his life to God. And there's a whole lot of people doubt at that. I don't think I can call him brother after all he's done. I don't think but the Bible says, as far as eases from the West, so far as God removed what? Our sin. So if God can do it for them, I mean, for us, God can do for him also. So that's why Paul here is saying, I want you not only receive him as a servant. No. He's not a servant anymore, but now he's the brother.”

Why Irving churches are unique

Set in one of Texas’s most diverse cities, churches in Irving mirror a global neighborhood with services and ministries that bridge languages and cultures. Many congregations offer bilingual and multilingual services, cultivate multiethnic multicultural congregations, and invest in culturally diverse community outreach that welcomes new Americans and long-time locals alike.
Anchored by Las Colinas, Valley Ranch, and proximity to DFW Airport, Irving churches adapt to busy work rhythms with flexible gatherings and digital options. You’ll find commuter-friendly worship schedules, ministries geared toward young adults and professionals, and strong kids programs for young families that fit around shift work and travel.
With a mix of students, lifelong residents, and transplants, the city fosters a blend of historic liturgy and modern evangelical expression. Many churches in Irving emphasize college student ministries, prioritize discipleship through expository Bible teaching, and balance tradition with modern worship with contemporary band to serve different generations.

Recent sermons from Irving churches

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