Churches in Lisle

Active churches in Lisle

5395 Westview Ln, Lisle
zionteluguchurch.org
3 sermons
4699 Auvergne Ave # 3, Lisle
foclonline.org
4 sermons

Types of churches in Lisle

Non-Denominational Churches in Lisle

Many gather in contemporary spaces near the I‑88 corridor and Warrenville Road, emphasizing band-led worship and practical teaching. They often draw commuters and young families from Green Trails and Four Lakes, with small groups in neighborhood homes and service projects around local parks and trails near the Morton Arboretum.

Churches in Lisle for Students

With Benedictine University in town, several congregations tailor ministries to undergrads and grad students, offering late Sunday services, study nights, and rides from campus. Locations near College Road, Maple Avenue, and the downtown Metra station make it easy to stay connected between classes and part-time jobs along the Ogden Avenue corridor.

Historic & Liturgical

Lisle’s parish life and nearby monastic tradition foster churches that keep time-honored liturgy, choral music, and a reverent pace of worship. Multi‑generational households around downtown Lisle and older subdivisions value sacramental rhythms and seasonal observances that anchor community life near Main Street and village schools.

Multicultural & Bilingual Churches

Reflecting the area’s growing diversity, these congregations offer Spanish-language or bilingual services and incorporate traditions meaningful to Latino, Polish, and Asian families. Many serve apartment communities along Ogden Avenue and Maple Avenue, hosting ESL classes, cultural festivals, and outreach that welcomes newcomers while connecting them with long‑time residents.

Sermon clips from Lisle churches

64s
“It was very easy for the Lord to bring them out of Egypt. Passover lamb, Red Sea, they're out. Free. They are set free. But for them for to bring them into, that is the life Lord has ordained. A sanctified, holy, you know, promise keeping, promise driven, promise fulfilling life the Lord has ordered ordained. very easy, you know, to get ourselves out of Egypt. But for us to get into Canaan, you know, lakhs people You know? 3,500,000 people, only two entered into the land of Canaan. It's very difficult.”
52s
“``You know what is godliness? You know what is godliness? Obedience divided by knowledge. Obedience divided by knowledge. If you know 10 things and if you are obeying only in one thing, your godliness is point 1%. If you know one thing and you're obeying in one thing, your godliness is 100%. Are you getting my point here? Not no knowledge puffs up. Knowledge puffs up, my dear brothers and sisters. Lord is not interested in that one. Lord is interested you get obedient in pursuing the holiness and godliness. Pursue.”
43s
“My dear brothers and sisters, you know, I can be a very good oratory preacher. You know? I can give with my all my oratory skills. You know, I can preach. Or the people that are standing here worship with all their beautiful voices, they can sing melodious worship or the music instruments. You know? Anything in this means nothing to the Lord unless you're sanctified. If you're not getting sanctified, if you're not pursuing holiness and godliness, if you are just acquiring knowledge, it means nothing at all to you. Nothing at all even to the Lord.”
37s
“Is the will of God in my life? What is the will of God in my life? The Bible also says, do not be as fools. Do not be as fools, but know the will of God. Know the will of God. Offer your bodies as living sacrifices to the Lord. Why? So that you will know the will of the Lord. Now what is the will of the Lord in your life? Sanctification. Your sanctification. Prillar, I'm gonna talk today is not the theoretical, you know, subject about sanctification.”
40s
“"If you prosper in spirit, you can be prospered in all the areas of your life. If you seek a kingdom and righteousness, then all things shall be added unto you. Whether you want to be healthy, free, or breakthrough in your life, whether you want to come to the place where your children are, you should prosper in spirit. Be like these lights. The third type of light is the lights that shine on the people. These lights are filled with the life of prosperity. They shine for the Lord. No matter how many troubles, problems, problems, or problems come, they will live up to the glory of God. They will live up to that."”
43s
“"When we come to the presence of god when we come to the uh uh when we come to the word of god we can be transformed in the image and lightness of god hallelujah they will rope on loki they will the swaripan lokomana march about i'm so glad that your pastor is preaching apostolic preaching it was a charla deceptive spirits and this 20-day walkie-talkie so they wouldn't walk on a conglomerate 20 walkies and they shallow apostol say that they preach as a walk and this too we will not put on the"”
60s
“"If you burn with the Holy Spirit if you burn with the Holy Spirit brought the ?????? ??? ???? ????? ???? ?? ??? ??? ???? ?? Nino new staff are? ???? ?? ????? ????? a biota on day I gotta put a-you can you tell about a p.m. on the color of a See, Satan will easily tempt us. He will easily go into a corner. He will go into a corner of disappointment. Satan is like a weapon. A weapon is very sharp. He has many weapons. But a weapon is very sharp. Can you guess what it is? Wonderful! That weapon, that arrow is very sharp. Why? Because he uses it on everyone. does not spare the worship of God. He does not spare the faith. So, he leaves that arrow on every one of the Gods. That is why it is very sharp. If you want to win that disappointment,"”
28s
“"Humility brings grace. In the association or in the society, Whoever it is, They will show humility. They will be a good person to God. When they are proud, God can never let them down. When they say that there is nothing to reduce, Their lives are very dangerous. So, two years back or one year back, Everyone used to say this dialogue, There is nothing to reduce. Even in our Bible, Pharaoh did not reduce. He said, there is nothing to reduce. Who said that? He was destroyed in the Red Sea."”
42s
“"When we lie, the pure soul will be sad. We will easily lie. We will be on the fingertips. Some people will lie easily. When we lie, the pure soul will be sad in our lives. When we use unparliamentary words, When the spirits speak, the pure soul says, Your tongue should always be in the form of Shiva. Your tongue should be in the form of salt, you should be in the form of grace, and our tongue should be in the form of bad language, bad words, sexual talks, what else should I say? When we use our tongue, when we use words that hurt the other person, the pure soul will be sad."”
35s
“"The cost of shining is burning. Say this word. The cost of shining is burning. You have to shine. All of us have to shine like stars. We wish to be like stars. But, to be like stars, you have to be like an influential candidate. You have to be like an influential person. You have to be like an influential person. You have to be like an influential person. God should use you strongly. If you are asking for something, God will come. You are wishing for lighting. You are wishing for the right to shine. You are wishing for the right to shine. You must not be burnt. You must be burnt to shine."”

Why Lisle churches are unique

Anchored by Benedictine University and a long Benedictine monastic heritage, churches in Lisle often blend intellectual curiosity with reverent tradition. This creates space for thoughtful preaching, study groups, and prayer practices that feel both classic and current, appealing to seekers and long-time believers alike. Many churches in Lisle lean into college student ministries, liturgy and contemplative prayer, and faith and work forums that connect Sunday faith to weekday life.
As a commuter hub on the I‑88 corridor with a walkable downtown and Metra access, Lisle churches tend to be practical and family-forward. You’ll find flexible schedules, modern tech, and programs that fit the rhythms of young professionals and busy households. Common traits include young adults and professionals, strong kids programs for young families, and multiple service times and livestreams.
With the Morton Arboretum next door and abundant forest preserves, Lisle’s landscape encourages an outward, creation-minded faith. Many congregations weave nature, neighborhood service, and global awareness into their rhythms, reflecting the village’s diverse population and civic pride. Expect offerings like creation care and community gardens, outdoor worship and prayer walks, and multicultural services and bilingual outreach.

Recent sermons from Lisle churches

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