Churches in Kissimmee

Active churches in Kissimmee

501 Celebration Pl Celebration, FL 34747
celebrationcommunitychurch.com
1 sermon
511 Celebration Ave., Celebration
commpres.com
1 sermon
1809 Celebration Blvd, Celebration
illuminatechurch.com
1 sermon
404 Celebration Place Celebration, FL 34747
celebrationsda.com
1 sermon
1343 Celebration Ave, Kissimmee
orlandorpc.org/celebration
1 sermon
501 Celebration Avenue, Celebration
celebrationcommunitychurch.com
3 sermons

Types of churches in Kissimmee

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 Kissimmee churches

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“But why your story matters? Why did you become a Christian? How has Jesus made a difference in your life? These are essential questions that you need to be able to articulate so that when you come across one of your friends or or work associates, and they'll say, you're a church goer? Well, how come? You'll be surprised if you're not prepared, it's just not always an easy answer. It to to get ready for somebody meeting Jesus. This is what telling your story is all about. And and the power of your testimony is this, it can't be refuted. It's personal. It's real. Alright? You're sharing what God has done in your life, what God is doing. It it's evidence of his power and his grace and his love within each one of us. And that's something that people go, oh, they can't refute it. They're now invited to the challenge. So what you're telling me is God does make a difference. What you're telling me is God is real. What you're telling me is I have to rethink my decision about Jesus Christ.”
54s
“Seven different times Jesus cast this demon out of her. In other words, prostitution cast it out. Prostitution, cast it out. Over and over and over again. And it was that seventh time that she truly recognized and found freedom in Jesus. It wasn't just once. So don't think just because you thought you had a victory and then you fell again. Don't think that Jesus gave up on you and that you should give up on yourself or give up on him. You still have an advocate.”
75s
“``People can say to you that you are rude, you're always complaining, that you're sad, always sad. People can tell you you are inappropriate. Is it a word? Long word. Inappropriate, lazy, not trustable. This is hard. But I need to tell you, Jesus is ready for you. When you learn that, just go to Jesus. He's ready for you. He's looking for restoration for our lives. So people around us, they will listen a new language, kingdom language. Not this anymore. So I encourage you to to believe, to do not deny, receive what people can can give the feedback to you. Amen.”
68s
“In other words, live lives of righteousness unto God, not to earn his favor but because you already have it. Question 86 of the Heidelberg Catechism is helpful when it says, why we should do good works? It says that we should do them because Christ having redeemed us by his blood is also renewing us by his spirit into his image. So that with our whole lives, we may show that we are thankful to God for his benefits and that he may be praised through us and further so that we may be assured of our faith by its fruits and by our godly living our neighbors may be won over to Christ. So friends, let us pursue good works to show our thankfulness to God so that he is praised through us, so that we may grow in assurance and so that we may by his grace even win over our neighbors to Christ.”
79s
“But we've skipped something vital, haven't we? Psalm 100 commands not only what we do, but the manner in which we do it. Our emotional posture. Make a joyful noise. Serve with gladness. Enter with thanksgiving. God commands right affections. Not just right thinking, not just right behavior, right affections. Affections calibrated to the reality of who he is and what he has done. He commands our joy. Now this may sound shocking in a culture that treats emotions as passive sensations that simply happen to us. Yet scripture repeatedly calls us to cultivate and nurture proper affections.”
40s
“And through that, we would have the promise of eternity with him forever. If you hear nothing else from me today, church, do not let another second of God's generosity towards you pass by. Do not miss an opportunity to accept a relationship with him. May we be a church that lives our lives dedicated to honoring the generosity that Jesus has given us through our own generosity in the world around us. When people look at Celebration Community Church and the people who come to this church, may they see mirrors that reflect to the glory of God and not sponges who take it all in for themselves.”
54s
“Do you know what it cost Jesus to save you? That is a question worth grappling with. What did it cost Jesus to save you? And it's interesting. It says there that that Mary, out of whom was cast how many demons? Seven. Now, at first reading of that, you might be tempted to think, oh, this is very similar to the demoniac who who Gordon preached about last week, to the demoniac who had a legion of demons in them. Right? Jesus cast out a legion of demons. But that's not what the the he the Greek says there. It indicates that it was seven different times that Jesus cast out a demon from her.”
67s
“See how he changed the ending? And here's what I want you to know. God wants to change your ending. Maybe you don't like where your story is going right now. That's when he rolls up his sleeve and does his best work. He puts a new spin on the end of your life story. He he adds to your journey his presence, his spirit, his purposes, his power. K? This is his specialty. And and as Christians, you know, this should be visible in our lives. This one little girl was at Sunday school, and she learned that God's the creator of the universe. And then God also lives inside of our hearts. And so she's she's trying to do the math, space. She goes, well, if God's that big and he lives inside of me, shouldn't he be showing through? And I think that's a question you and I have to ask ourselves. Is God showing through us?”
63s
“``It's not about you, it's about the life he is creating anew in you and the words that he speaks are life to us because those words cost him his. Though if we only hear the word as, oh, that's a word from Jesus. No, no. That's his life. So take heed how you hear because every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God brings life. That's why Jesus said we don't live by bread alone. I wanna invite you now if you want to hear differently in your life moving forward. If you wanna understand that every word you hear from God is a word that cost God himself his life on that cross.”
66s
“``So we need to understand. And and the priest, I need to tell you that is so special. Jesus loves us, and he wants to teach us. So, the priest, he represent the scriptures. The priest represent the connection with the scripture but I want to tell you that that our time reading the Bible to produce actions. We can be so connected with the scripture but we need to produce actions, to produce actions. So Jesus was talking with one of these guys. I don't know if you're reading the Bible, but when we read the Bible need to produce actions, need to make us ready to listen. What's happening around? What is people asking us? The answers people are in need.”

Why Kissimmee churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Kissimmee 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 Kissimmee churches

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