Churches in McLane

Active churches in McLane

4649 E. Shields Ave, Fresno
vccfresno.org
1 sermon · 5 days ago
2518 North Cedar Ave., Fresno
crosspointfresno.com/our-vision.html
1 sermon · 5 days ago
3425 E Shields Ave, Fresno
thecvcc.com
1 sermon · 5 days ago
3620 N. Millbrook Ave., Fresno
harvestfresno.org
1 sermon · 5 days ago
4969 E Clinton Way, Suite 110
oasisfresno.com
1 sermon · 5 days ago
3920 N First Street, Fresno
fresnofcog.org
1 sermon · 5 days ago
3973 N Cedar Ave, Fresno
tlcfresno.org
1 sermon · 5 days ago
3438 E Ashlan Ave, Fresno
bridgechurchfresno.com
1 sermon · 6 days ago
3620 N. Millbrook Ave, Fresno
ekklesiamission.com
1 sermon
2980 E Yale Ave, Fresno
fresnocentralsda.org
1 sermon
3600 N Fowler Ave, Fresno
mountainview.org
2 sermons

Types of churches in McLane

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 McLane churches

50s
#LiveForJesus
“One thing that I stand firm on is I cannot be drawn into a fight about Jesus. I'm not gonna fight or argue with you about Jesus. We think apologetics is defense of the gospel that we need to stand there and take the shots for for Christianity. Right? No, man. I don't need to fight for Jesus. I I fight from what he did for me. I don't need to argue like the way the world does. And if they don't wanna hear it, then we can just... We can dust your feet off is what the word says. He does not need me to defend him, but he needs me to live for him like him and in him. I will not argue with anybody about cultural biases or worldly acceptance of ways that are are against what the Bible says, but I will do what Jesus says and what he does and I'll love.”
53s
#LeadPeopleToJesus
“These two disciples left John and went to follow Jesus. It wasn't that John was a bad discipler, but our goal, our objective as a Christian, as a discipler, is to lead people to Jesus. It's not to keep people following us, but it's to keep people following Jesus, leading people to Jesus. John was doing his job. He said, you have walked with me thus far. You have come this far with me, but there is one that is here in our presence that is greater than me. I must decrease so that he may increase. There is a savior. Behold, there is the lamb of God.”
58s
#ProphecyAndResponsibility
“So, taking this principle of supporting Zionists and helping to fulfill prophecy. If we were alive and Christians at the time of Christ, would you hold the torch for Judas so that he could see his way and identify Jesus Christ? Would would you help? Would you help stand in the crowd and yell, crucify him, crucify him because he had to die? Would you hold the spikes so the Roman soldiers could nail it into the hands and feet of Jesus Christ? Because it was fulfillment of prophecy that that was he was gonna be pursed. Would you grab the... Or hand the Roman centurion, the the spear that pierced the side of Jesus?”
59s
#KingdomInAction
“Because when the kingdom of God comes into contact with brokenness, Things should happen. If if a church leaves a community and the community could care less, the church has failed to be the church. If the gospel of the kingdom that is carried by the people of the kingdom goes into a neighborhood that is broken, things should happen. The hurting should be cared for. The lonely should be welcomed and be called friend. The hungry should be fed. The sick are prayed for. The overlooked are seen. The vulnerable are protected. The mercy that they have been denied is extended to them. Good is done, not because our good works are the gospel, but our good works point to the kingdom that we represent.”
56s
#FaithInTheDesert
“See, faith says, even if I'm in the desert, god is still my source. Faith says, even if I don't understand the separation, I still obey. Faith says, even if I can't even I can't see the blessing, I know the blesser. You know, I, you know, face it. I don't need to manipulate what god promised me. God don't need your help when he promised you. And if he promised you something, he's spoken a word, a prophetic word towards you. Grab hold of it. Believe in it. And now, amen, align yourself with it. Give yourself the opportunity for it to be finished. But to be finished, something gotta die. Something gotta be let go. Something gotta be cut off.”
49s
#ChurchLeadership
“There's a problem with what we're doing. There's a problem with who we are. But this particular story shows up twice. And, Mark has it almost word for word. There's a little bit added here. But the the the problem in it is not the vines. It's the people who have rented God's place. It's the people who are in charge where the problem arises. It's not that the vineyard is having a problem because the vineyard is producing. The vineyard's doing everything it's supposed to do. But it's the people at the top of the heap where there's a problem.”
48s
#AprenderDeLasPruebas
“Muchas veces, amados hermanos, cuando estamos pasando situaciones difíciles, nuestra 1º reacción muchas veces es esto. Señor, quita esto. Y quizás nuestra 1º reacción debería de ser, Señor, ¿qué me quieres mostrar con esto? Esto? Todos quisiéramos que se fuera, ¿verdad? A nadie nos... ¿Quién le gusta el sufrimiento? No creo que nadie, por naturaleza. Pero cuando estamos pasando deberíamos de preguntar, señor, ¿qué me estás enseñando con esta situación? Y quizás lo que estás aprendiendo es ser más dependiente de dios. No alejarte de dios, sino depender más de dios.”
47s
#UnstoppablePurpose
“That even in the midst of man's lesser than holy intentions and their evil intentions, God can still bring about beauty and his plans don't get thwarted. Here's what you need to understand about this. Humanity's sinfulness and evil will not and cannot ultimately derail God's plan. Whatever he wanted to do in you, he's going to do. Whatever he has planned for you is going to come to pass. No matter what somebody said, no matter what somebody did, no matter how long they put you in the pit, no matter what that detour seemed like, no matter what humanity does, God's sovereignty will not be thwarted in the light of human evil.”
56s
#HonestRepentance
“I think this is something we have to be more honest about in our own personal lives. We don't just struggle with sin, sometimes we love it. Y'all with me right now? Sometimes we love it. So something about porn, about gossip, about greed, about pride, bitterness, control, whatever it is in your life, whatever it is. We can ask God to forgive something while secretly hoping God will allow us to keep it. And that's where repentance becomes difficult for us. Because repentance isn't simply admitting this is wrong. Repentance is saying, this has had too much of my heart, and I'm giving it to Jesus now. I need to let it go. Until we are honest about how much we love our sin, we will never completely surrender it to God.”
47s
#DarknessAtTheCross
“For three hours, Jesus had been hanging on the cross, ministering to the needs of others in spite of his own suffering and pain and anguish. And though his suffering is intense, only now does a real anguish begin. At noon, the sun that that been shining in all its strength withdraws its its light as though refusing to look upon this awful tragedy and this awful scene. In that darkness, god hides his presence not only from man who cannot exist if god were to display his full glory, but also from Jesus Christ who must bear alone as our substitute the separation from god that sin brings.”

Why McLane churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in McLane 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.

Recent sermons from McLane churches

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