Churches in Kenova

Active churches in Kenova

1616 Poplar St, Kenova
4 sermons

Types of churches in Kenova

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 Kenova churches

25s
“He doesn't look for, like, a new plan, a new law, a new book, or a new speaker, a new podcast, or and he doesn't ask, what will deliver me? He says, who will deliver me? Right? In our day and age, when we run into a problem, we're like, let me let me Google the expert. I'll find a podcast about that and see what they have to say.”
25s
“exhausted from hiding the struggle, exhausted from carrying the guilt and frustration alone. Jesus is not asking you to pretend today. He's asking you to surrender. If you've never fully given your life to Christ, stop trying to save yourself and stop trying to fix yourself and come to Jesus. If you've been never truly giving your life to Christ completely, now is the moment.”
31s
“Some of us, we know the truth. We believe the truth. We even want the truth, but we're exhausted because you've been living the Christian life through effort instead of surrender. You've been doing it your way, not his way. The answer is not try harder, not do better. It's not hide your struggle. The answer is bring your weakness to Christ. Surrender fully and depend on the holy spirit daily.”
22s
“How do we live every single day in a relationship with Jesus where, yes, there's a times we wanna not there's a times we wanna do the wrong thing. How do we get to the point of doing the right thing over and over again? It is not by your power. It's not by your might. It is by his spirit living inside of you. Because when I hear Holy Spirit takes over, he will redirect you.”
59s
#BrokenHeartHealed
“Now be really, really honest, really honest this morning. Get broken. I'm so happy.Whatever it is that is in your life, it is time for you to take your whole heart, your whole self, and cry out to God and ask him to forgive you of those things.Sometimes we get to this place in our walk with Jesus where we repent a part of it.We repent of enough to make ourselves feel a little bit better.But until you repent of all of it, until you confess everything in your life that is holding you back from Jesus, until you hand that over, until that moment of raw honesty where you get before God and say, God, I'm really in my heart. My heart is wicked. It's not right with you. Jesus, I need you. Until you get to that moment that you have a broken and contrite heart and you confess it and you really want to leave it. Because in the moment you really want to leave it behind, that's when the Holy Spirit says, I'm taking it.”
40s
#BreakUpWithBadCompany
“We have to understand that when we come to Jesus, when we stand before the cross of Christ, when we realize the price he paid, if we are really going to repent of our sins, we have to break up with our sins. We have to break up with our past. We have to have that moment where we cry out, Jesus, save me. And we really want to be saved. You will not be saved if you try to drag a whole bunch of baggage with you into your relationship with Christ. If there's some habits, some attitudes, and some sinful behavior that you know is wrong, you can't cover that up in Christ because the light is always going to reveal it. So if you truly come to Christ, you have to break up with those things.”
36s
#PutOnTheNewSelf
“You cannot let your past dictate your future if you're in Christ. You need to let Christ dictate your future. Amen.The last part is letting go of the past means not returning to it. Remember I said last week, if you're going to forgive something, you got to drop the charges on something. Letting go of your past means not returning to your past. It means not reliving it over and over and over again.It means that I take my past and I take my past and I hand it over to Jesus and say, Lord, I can't redeem it, but Jesus, you can redeem it. So Lord, if you redeem my past, I'm welcoming my new life. Amen. New life this morning.”
28s
“We're only here because we broke up with our past and allowed God to dictate our future. And that's what I want for you this morning. I don't want to see Simon's in the church. I want to see Paul's in the church. Because Paul had to break up with his past to go from Saul to Paul. Right? Peter had to break up with his past to become the rock. I want more of... God could do that in your life this morning. Are you ready?All you have to do is say here's my heart, Lord. Amen.”
68s
#FalseFaithExposed
“Put off your old self. Break up with it. Let it go. Get rid of it. Don't pick it up no more. Which belongs to your former manner of life and is corrupt and deceitful in his desires. If it's broken, don't stay unbroken. Amen. And be renewed.Turn to somebody and say renewed.Renewed in the spirit of your minds. You know where this all starts in your mind? You make some decisions.Then put on the new self. Say put on the new self to somebody.created after the likeness of God and true righteousness and holiness. My scripture says this. I have to take old me and get rid of it.I can't bring the old me into the new me because that never works. That's like trying to tear yourself in half. It ain't never going to happen. You had to break up with the old you.which is your sins, your desires, your idols, whatever it was that was before Christ that was taking you away from Christ, there has to be a breakup with those things because holiness starts when you break up with them and you start walking with Jesus.”
17s
#BreakUpToBreakThrough
“Because he tells us to make a trade with him, right? So Peter looks at Simon and says, look, Simon, you're lost until you repent of these things. You're lost because your heart's not right. You can walk around and pretend to be a Christian, but your heart will reveal what's true.”

Why Kenova churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Kenova 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.