Churches in Lebanon

Active churches in Lebanon

1411 W. Main St, Lebanon
24 sermons · 1 day ago
1411 W. Main St, Suite E
33 sermons

Types of churches in Lebanon

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 Lebanon churches

52s
#HealingGenerationalPain
“Unhealed pain has a way of becoming inherited pain. You wanna destroy your kids? Don't deal with your mess. Your pain will be deflected onto your children because you're selfish and because I'm selfish and won't deal with it. Church, we can't afford to not deal with our own pain. If you need to go sit down in a counselor's office, you need to go sit down in a counselor's office. If you need medicine, get on medicine. But before any of that, some of us just need to ask god to forgive us and start living our lives right.”
27s
#ReplaceAshesWithBeauty
“You don't need to remember. You need to walk in the grace of who Jesus is and what he did on Calvary for your life. Some of us need to do like we do at the campfire and clean some ashes out and throw some mess away and quit reflecting on what was and look at what is. Hear me? God makes us a promise. What was, what was burned, what was destroyed, he will replace it with beauty.”
46s
#FaithByExample
“Whether it's your kids or someone else's kids, I cannot consistently impart what I'm unwilling to learn from god. If you want your children or the next generation to learn forgiveness, they have to see you forgive. If you want your children or the generation under you to learn generosity, they need to see you give. If you want them to learn to pray, they need to see you pray. If you want them to honor people, they need to see you honor people, not put them down when it doesn't go your way. If you want them to trust god, at some point, they're gonna need to see me trust god when it might even cost me something.”
32s
#LegacyInTheMaking
“What am I leaving in them, not to them? What am I leaving in them? Am I leaving chaos and destruction or am I leaving God? Do they see faith? Do they see integrity? Do they know how to pray because they've heard you pray? Do they understand generosity because they've watched you give? Do they know what forgiveness looks like because they watched you forgive? Do they know how a marriage survives hard seasons because they watched mom and dad choose covenant?”
38s
#CovenantMarriage
“But covenant, listen to this, doesn't ask, is my spouse doing their part? Covenant asks, am I doing mine? Because covenant is stronger than what we carried in. Now here's the order. Men, god designed us to be the head of the house, not be the domineering one over the house, but the head of the house. We will stand before god one day for what happens in our home. But sometimes being the head of the house knows means we know when to shut up and listen to wisdom.”
33s
#MarriageBridge
“Christ built a bridge for sinners so that sinners could get over that bridge to the foot of the cross. That means husbands, you and I have the responsibility to build a bridge on the days it looks broke that she can get over to the other side so we can fix what's wrong. Yeah. Come on. That's my job as the husband, not hers. And what a lot of us men are doing is we're waiting on her to fix something that it's not her responsibility to fix, it's mine.”
31s
#HealingFamilyBaggage
“Right? When two people are married, something new is being created. Two histories, two families, two backgrounds, two sets of experiences, one new covenant. Family baggage will teach us to keep score, but covenant teaches us to take responsibility for the things that we brought with us and deal with them. That may mean I have to take it. We talked about it last week. That means I've gotta confront those things so that it doesn't affect this right here.”
54s
#ConfrontThePattern
“That's why recognizing the pattern isn't enough. At some point, we have to confront it, not blame it on my family and say that's just how it is. No. We must confront it, bring it into the light and under the word of god. Well, I don't know that I want people to see my mess. Then you'll continue to live in the struggle. At some point, we have to drag that thing out and say I'm not dealing with this anymore. Have you ever thought that the pattern was supposed to change with you? Have you ever thought that I'm supposed to be the one that makes this thing go a new direction? Are you supposed to be the one who breaks this thing? Because what I want you to understand is that what is handed to you does not have to pass through you.”
46s
#BreakTheCycle
“What had wounded Jacob became the thing that Jacob reproduced. And I wanna tell you this morning, some of us are sitting in here with wounds, reproducing those wounds on the next generation because we don't wanna deal with it. What you don't let god heal, you will reproduce. You can hate the way your father talked to your mother and one day still find yourself talking to your spouse the same way. You can remember how it felt when your parents didn't show up, but one day find yourself so focused on work that you don't show up for your own kids. You can remember being terrified when somebody lost their temper, and then realize that your own family's scared of you because of yours.”
39s
#GospelConfrontsBaggage
“You can swear all day I'm never gonna be like them, but determination alone will not produce transformation in your life. Sometimes we repeat it differently, but we still repeat it if it's not confronted. And this is what I want you to hear this morning. If you hear nothing else, I want you to hear this right here. The gospel will confront your baggage, and your family history should not be a prophecy over your future.”

Why Lebanon churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Lebanon 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.