Churches in Lewisville

Active churches in Lewisville

1301 S. Old Orchard, Lewisville
66 sermons
4224 N. I-35, Denton
1 sermon
900 Bellaire Blvd, Lewisville
1 sermon

Types of churches in Lewisville

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 Lewisville churches

59s
#GodWillNotLetGo
“I don't care how weak you think you are today, he will not let you go. He's not depending on your strength or my strength. He's saying I will not let you go. You're mine. You're my exclusive special people. You are mine, he says. You don't belong to this world. You don't even belong to yourselves anymore. So you've been bought by a price. The shed blood of our our savior Jesus Christ. That's that's more than I deserve. And I love him for that. I don't know anybody else in this world that would have died from me under the conditions that I was living for prior to this. But he did. And he has said, I will not let you go, Albert.”
54s
“So, how's our conscience cleansed? It's cleansed by the blood of Jesus Christ when we are obedient to him in baptism. Since we obtain the clear conscience in the New Testament, Why would anyone ever want to go back to that which could not clear the conscience? There's a multitude of religions which are teaching that Jesus Christ is going to come back, set foot upon this earth, reestablish the old Jewish kingdom, and reestablish that old testament worship again. How silly. Go rebuild the temple. Can you imagine? Jesus said, no. That's not gonna happen. We have the way open to heaven through Jesus Christ, and that is going through the true tabernacle not made with hands.”
48s
#PeaceIsCompletion
“Come on. Come on. Talk to him. You know you know Charlie act funny when he drink, but ain't nobody gonna sing it because he just whoo. And I just stopped saying that ain't peace. No. No. No. That that's not peace. That's that's compromising. The Hebrew term for peace is not about compromise. It's about completion. That god gives you well-being. God gives you help. God gives you fullness, and I want that kind of peace. If I have to catch hell to get that kind of peace, I'm willing to do it rather than compromise.”
50s
#GodsChosenPeople
“It's something different. It's something more precious. I I I give you my explanation of it. It's an exclusive prized possession. An exclusive prized possession. Unique, god's special people. That's who you are. That's who I am. Not because I've earned it, not because I've done anything special to deserve it, but I believed in Jesus Christ. I believed he came into the world. I believe he died for my sins. I believe he rose again, and and he'll come back one day for me. That's where I'm at. No. That's where I want us to be.”
40s
#HeavenlyLonging
“These these yearnings are there because he's there. As the water is there because the duck wants water, lives in water, fish lives in water. The idea these two coexist are because he has made them so. My desire to hear his voice is because it is there. My desire for heavenly things that this world cannot satisfy is because I'm not of this world. This is not my home. I'm not satisfied here anymore.”
42s
#AttitudeOfGratitude
“I'm gonna close this series, gratitude and grace, right now. I hope you enjoyed it. I hope you got something out of it. You may not heard anything new at all, but at least you heard the word of God. I'm gonna bring the word of God. And these things are so important. This attitude of gratitude in my heart for God's grace makes all the difference in my life. It it it turns me from being that complainer to being the one that's grateful to God for what he's doing in my life. And I promise being that one that's grateful to God for the difference that he's making in my life is a much better place to live. Amen?”
40s
#PrayerIsForEveryone
“That is pray. You are if you have breath, you can pray. Doesn't even matter if you can walk. Doesn't even matter if you're in a hospital bed. Doesn't even matter if you're 90 or 19. It doesn't matter. You can still pray. And so that is a really, really important way to serve this body of believers. I gave you an example this morning praying over those brochures, but there's a lot of other things. Pray over western days. Pray over the little monsters on Maine. Pray pray over your pastor. Pray over your pastor's wife. She probably needs it more than I do. She has to deal with me.”
71s
#GraceThroughTheCross
“What now? Since we know we didn't get what we deserve and we know that God's wrath was poured out on Jesus instead of us. God poured his wrath out on Jesus instead of me. Say that. God poured his wrath out on Jesus instead of me. God poured his wrath out on Jesus instead of me. That should make you really grateful right there. He tells us in over a 150 times to live lives of gratitude for those eternity changing things. That's how big they are. They really are eternity changing things. God not giving us what we deserve, God pouring out his wrath on Jesus instead of us, they impact eternity. We can spend eternity with God instead of eternity separated from God. You think that's a big deal?”
52s
#HeartOfStoneToFlesh
“And so ask him, Lord, would you please take this heart of stone away from me and give me a new heart? And his answer is yes, because he loves us and he's full of grace, that he lavishes. He lavishes his grace on us. He wants to forgive us. Jesus paid the price for our forgiveness. Accept it. Ask for a new heart. Praise him for his grace. There's a reason that I call this series gratitude and grace. You see, the more you understand grace, the more you should be grateful to God that he sent Jesus to forgive you of what? your sins.”
53s
#JesusPaidItAll
“Now John MacArthur said this is probably the most important scripture in the entire bible, that god made him who had no sin. His name is Jesus Christ. God made Jesus who had no sin to become sin, that in him, through him, we might become the righteousness of god. The righteous for the unrighteous, the godly for the ungodly, the sinless for the sinful. The price of grace was high. It took every drop of the blood of Jesus Christ, and he poured it out for us.”

Why Lewisville churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Lewisville 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.