Churches in Lebanon

Active churches in Lebanon

1411 W. Main St, Lebanon
30 sermons · 4 days 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

35s
#ThankfulForTheCross
“I can be grateful every day for what I have, John. I live a life that I used to pray for today. And part... And I'm thankful for that. But thankfulness is more than the stuff I have. It's more than my life that I get to live. Gratefulness and gratitude and thankfulness come out of this relationship that I was given when he hung on the cross for me.”
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.”
34s
#SurrenderToJesus
“Maybe you've been focused on what you need God to do next, and you've forgotten what he's already done. Maybe God's calling you to go to a deeper place of surrender, not just receiving his blessings, but allowing him to use your life for his glory. Maybe you're in this place today and you've never surrendered your life to Jesus, but today you want to do that. I wanna give you that opportunity. I want you to know he died for your sins. He rose again and offers you forgiveness and new life.”
39s
#AllForGodsGlory
“Joshua doesn't say god dried up the Jordan so everybody would know how courageous Joshua was. He says, god did it so the peoples of the earth would know who he was. That's why I believe god has called us to this community. Not for people to look at True North and pastor Brad and say, look how good they are. No. So that all people will know that god is good and he can change your life. The miracle was supposed to reveal the greatness of god, not the greatness of the people who experienced it.”
36s
#GratefulAndHumble
“Gratitude will guide our hearts against pride. And when we genuinely recognize the goodness of god, what it should produce in us is humility. And when we begin to understand that everything we have is something we've been entrusted with, our gifts, our resources, our opportunities, our influence, even the breath in our lungs that we didn't create ourselves, we didn't save ourselves, we certainly can't redeem ourselves, that everything comes back to the goodness and the grace of God. It changes the way we live.”
34s
#RememberGodsFaithfulness
“It's easy to forget when things get comfortable. And what happens when we get comfortable is we take credit for the things we prayed for, and god helped us accomplished. And that's where Moses is warning Israel, don't get comfortable when everything is working out the way god said it would work out. And you and I need to remember that we can't be so impressed with where we are and where god has got us to that we forget what he's done to get us there.”
35s
#LiveWithGratitude
“Biblical gratitude is the response to the goodness of god, and it should change the way we live. It's connected to worship. It's connected to humility. It's connected to our relationship with god and our understanding of who he is. That's gratitude. And if we're really going to understand gratitude, I believe we have to look beyond what god has given us, and we need to begin to recognize why he has been faithful to us.”
23s
#GraceAndGratitude
“When you remember his grace, something ought to stir in your spirit. When you remember his mercy, there ought to be thanksgiving that comes out of your mouth. When you stop and think about where you were before Jesus found you and how he forgave you, how he redeemed you, and how he continued to be faithful to you, there ought to be some place in your life where a praise rises up and you can give him the glory for it.”
28s
#JesusIsKing
“The kingdom of God isn't about building our own influence and asking God to bless it. It's about surrendering to the reign and rule of Jesus. He's king, I'm not. His will matters. His word matters. His mission matters. And when we say we're a kingdom minded church, what we're saying is we want Jesus to be in control of this thing, not us.”
29s
#LiveToServe
“We pray God bless me. God, open this door. God, help my family. God, provide. And there's nothing wrong with those things. We are supposed to bring our needs before him. He cares about our needs. But what if the next step God is calling you to isn't about what he... You're going to receive, but what somebody else is going to receive. You might get nothing but somebody finds Jesus.”

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.