Churches in Irving

Active churches in Irving

302 S. Hastings St., Irving
ntccirvingtx.com
170 sermons · 4 days ago
1004 S Story Rd., Irving
ovbc.net
2 sermons
208 S. Story Rd, Irving
gracepointedenton.com
4 sermons
6300 N. Belt Line Rd, Irving
embassycity.com
5 sermons
3100 Premier Dr., Suite 204
dueseason.org
2 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

36s
#RepentanceAndRenewal
“To the unsaved, I want you to know he knows your past. They were all talking with that woman like, if you only knew who she was, Jesus knew. He knew her past. He knows your past. When you come this morning, come to him with repentance. Come to him to surrender your heart to god, and not just a little bit, try to stay professional. If you have to cry at the altar and say, god, forgive me for all the trash I've done in my life, then do that and rise up in newness of life.”
39s
#GuardYourHeart
“And here's another thing wisdom will tell us. It says, guard your heart. You know, really keep watch over what comes in your heart, what what stays there, harbors there. You know, we ought to be as vigilant about heart health spiritually as we are about heart health physically, even more so. I mean, the one is temporal to this life. The other one can can can can, seek to harm our soul and our abundance of life. And the fruit that we're supposed to be bearing, those are at stake if we don't guard our hearts. So here's the way I could sum that up. It's saying that what you hold in your heart can destroy your life, And that's how serious we should take it.”
67s
“Now listen, listen. He doesn't he does not say. Why don't you have faith? They had faith, so he didn't say that. Just like you, when crisis hits, you put your faith in something. That's why he didn't say, why don't you have faith? He said, where is it? That's what he said. Where is your faith? the storm takes away your peace, what do you reach out to get it back? What do you reach out to to get it back? Where do you reach to get it back? Where your faith is? Where faith? Our faith is placed somewhere and teach Jesus was teaching them that genuine faith cannot rest on circumstances. Where is it? And that's the question for us today. Now where is my faith?”
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?”
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.”
50s
#JesusLovesEveryone
“Simon thought, if Jesus really knew who this woman was, he wouldn't even allow her to touch him. The truth is, Jesus did know who she was. Jesus did know. Knew her past, knew about her sins, knew all of it, And yet he interacted with her nonetheless because of love. It says in verse 38, describes her standing behind Jesus at his feet weeping as he was talking, as he was dealing with Simon. She was crying and thanking god for his goodness and then she began and her tears began to flow to wipe his feet. She anointed him with ointment.”
39s
#GratitudeToJesus
“You see, genuine gratitude should deepen our love for Jesus. By god's grace, you're not an addict anymore. The blood of Jesus has washed away your sins. By god's grace, you're no longer drunk. The grace of god has washed away all your sins. By the grace of god, you're no longer a thief. You're no longer a liar. You're no longer down. But god's grace has picked you up, you around, cleaned you off. Because he's done all that, the question ought to be going through your mind right now, what can I do for him?”
41s
#JesusDiedForMe
“But one of the things I've gotta under, get people to understand is that your heart should belong to god because how good he's been. Nobody else died on the cross for you. Nobody else shed their blood for you. Jesus did. When we come to church, we ought to come ready to give him all the praise and the glory. And then when we say, god, come into my life. Take away my sin. We ought to have a hard rule of devotion. Thank you, god, for watching over me.”

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.

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