Churches in Lamar Heights

Active churches in Lamar Heights

7090 W 64th Ave, Arvada
11 sermons · today
6550 Wadsworth Blvd, Arvada
2 sermons
7100 Wadsworth Blvd, Arvada
1 sermon
5615 W 64th Ave, Arvada
1 sermon
6969 Sheridan Blvd, Arvada
1 sermon
7090 W 64th Ave, Arvada
1 sermon

Types of churches in Lamar Heights

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 Lamar Heights churches

67s
#GrowInSpirit
“And he's doing it. And what does that look like as he transforms us? The fruit of the spirit. It's not the fruit of people, it's the fruit of the spirit. And that is love and joy and peace and patience and kindness and goodness and faithfulness, gentleness and self control. And so many times we read that and we think, okay, that's a list of things that I need to do. Right? Tell me not. That's just what you feel like, that's the list. I gotta do it. I mean, if I'm not doing that, I'm not obeying God. So I gotta try really hard. And we do try hard, and we fail hard, and then we feel bad about ourselves, and we beat ourselves up. And the answer is not try harder, the answer is get to know the spirit better. Grow closer with the spirit, grow in the spirit, and he will produce the fruit. And you will stop grieving the spirit. You'll stop resisting the spirit, he'll produce the fruit. That's what he does. That's what he wants to do. That's his will.”
40s
#BePresentForMiracles
“And here's the thing. Things happened yesterday. It's done. We don't have tomorrow. God is there, but we are not there. We don't have it. We don't know if it's coming. The only place for us to experience miracles of God's plan unfolding is right here, right now. So whatever is happening in your life right now that you can say, I don't wanna be here. I don't want this happening to me right now. I want to be elsewhere. You are missing an opportunity to experience and witness a miracle of God's plan unfolding.”
51s
#ResurrectionConquersDeath
“Something's different about his resurrection because unlike the others where there was still death to come, Jesus conquered death. Jesus showed the power over death wasn't just temporary. I mean, we might want a loved one to have another year or another week or another month or or another decade. But with Christ, his resurrection abolishes time. His resurrection establishes that there is going to come a day when the dead in Christ will rise. When he returns and we are reunited with him, those who have fallen asleep in Christ will rise, the bible says.”
40s
#SinSickness
“the one common thing that you'll often hear when it comes to the idea of sin, the fall, Adam and Eve, all that kind of stuff is like, wow, but it was just an apple or, you know, whatever fruit. And I think we started to dispel that pretty well last week, but there's still the idea there of, oh, it was just this one thing, one time. How could God punish the entire human race for just one time. And the reality is it's not. The reality is sin becomes what I like to refer to as sin sickness and rebellion.”
32s
#WarnAndSave
“He said, how evil do you have to be if you truly believe there's a heaven and a hell? How evil do you have to be to let me go there? To not tell me about Jesus. He goes, that's like me standing in the street and a truck is barreling down and is gonna crush me, and I don't see it. And you don't say anything. Or or worse, you don't come out and push me out of the way. He goes, of course, I'm not bothered by it if I believed it, but I don't. But he said, I'm glad they at least tell me.”
33s
#ChooseJesusFreedom
“Sin, shame, death, it's real. But it doesn't have to be for us. We can choose Jesus. But the same thing that happened in the garden, God says, love you enough. I won't force you to choose me. I won't force you to love me. I won't force you to wanna do life with me. But if you choose, if you put your faith in Jesus, if you just repent of your sins and let the gift take over, I'll forgive your sins and purify you from all unrighteousness. I will take away that shame. There will be no more condemnation.”
60s
#DontGrieveTheSpirit
“The spirit can be resisted. Remember Stephen? When they're when they're going to kill him, he's there before all the Sanhedrin, he says, why do why do you always resist the Holy Spirit? You can resist the Holy Spirit. And the spirit can be grieved by us. We can grieve him the way we grieve each other. You can grieve the Holy Spirit. He is a person. That's language of how you describe a person. Right? He's not some personal force. You can't lie to electricity. Right? The the the magnetic field around the earth doesn't speak to somebody and call them into ministry.”
71s
#DesireHisWill
“Because the spirit's not just some kind of force, energy, we can't just wield the spirit as though it were that. Grab hold of it and and treat it like it's a sword or something, like it's an it. The Holy Spirit is he. Not something we can just wield like we're spiritual wizards. Casting the spirit wherever we want to send him, no. He is the spirit, he is God almighty. We should instead try to desire his will. What's your will, Holy Spirit? Why? Because the will of the spirit is the will of Jesus, and it's the will of the father. That's that's that's how it works. One God, one will, one being. We should desire that. That's why scripture constantly says, walk in the spirit, live by the spirit, keep in step with the spirit, desire his will.”
67s
#SpiritInsideUs
“And so that's awesome, and and we say, okay, Jesus was full of the spirit, praise God, And and to me that makes sense that he's full of the spirit because he is God. But here's what's incredible. This is this is the astounding thing Jesus said when he was on this earth. And this is why Jesus was so excited to to to depart, to leave. And it's because he made a promise that when he left, he said, I'm going to descend the spirit and he is gonna live in you. You could imagine Jesus' excitement in that statement because Jesus had been experiencing this forever. And he was like, you're about to experience something you don't even know is coming. And it's gonna be the spirit inside of you. So you don't you don't get it, but you're gonna. It's coming. And he was excited about that. That's astounding.”
44s
#TransformedBySpirit
“He says, will it now be perfected by your flesh? No, of course not. We begin by the spirit and we are perfected through the spirit. So, the next thing kids are gonna write in your notes and I maybe in the adults, I don't know, it's this, the holy spirit transforms us from the inside out. That's what he's doing. And thank God for that. It's this presence of the spirit, God himself in us, that's transforming us. It's not us transforming We can't transform us. We don't have that kind of power. Only the spirit has that kind of power.”

Why Lamar Heights churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Lamar Heights 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.