Churches in North Richland Hills

Active churches in North Richland Hills

6701 Smithfield Road, North Richland Hills
smithfieldmethodist.org
53 sermons · 3 days ago
8851 North Tarrant Parkway, North Richland Hills
compass.church
3 sermons
7708 Maplewood Avenue, North Richland Hills
creekstonechurch.org
2 sermons
6701 NE Loop 820, North Richland Hills
gracerev.online/givenow
1 sermon

Types of churches in North Richland Hills

Modern North Richland Hills Churches

These congregations feature band-led worship, practical teaching, and family-friendly amenities, often gathering in updated campuses along Boulevard 26 (Grapevine Hwy), Davis Blvd, and Rufe Snow Dr. They draw Mid-Cities commuters and young professionals who live in HomeTown NRH or near the TEXRail Smithfield Station, with weeknight groups and streamlined kids’ check-in.

North Richland Hills Family Churches

Family-oriented congregations prioritize children’s ministry, youth nights, and parent groups that track with Birdville and Keller ISD calendars. Many host sports leagues and VBS near neighborhood parks like Walker’s Creek and Cross Timbers, plus weekday preschool or MDO programs for young families.

Spanish-Language & Bilingual

Reflecting NRH’s growing Latino community, these congregations offer Spanish-language services or bilingual worship with translation support. Outreach often includes ESL classes, food distribution, and immigration resources along the Boulevard 26 and Precinct Line corridors, connecting with apartments and small businesses near the Mid Cities Blvd retail hubs.

Historic & Liturgical Traditions

Liturgical congregations—such as Catholic, Anglican, and Lutheran—emphasize sacramental life, choral music, and reverent services. Many are long-established near the Smithfield area and along Davis Blvd, drawing multi-generational households who value continuity and historic worship practices.

Sermon clips from North Richland Hills churches

84s
#SacrificialWitness
“Moses is willing to be cut off from God and his faithfulness so that the people can be faithful to the Lord. That's what Moses was willing to do. All three of those Old Testament examples and or the two Old Testament examples and the the two New Testament examples here of wanting to be cut off, of of on being heartbroken are really about the willingness someone to give up themselves sake of their family. And here here's what I want you to take home with me. You know someone who needs to know Jesus. You know someone who needs to know Jesus. The question becomes, what are you going to do about it? You know someone. You've already been thinking about them. What are you willing to do? What are you going to do about the fact that they don't know Jesus?”
30s
“So what does it look like for us to follow Jesus, to be in total surrender to him? It's to deny ourselves, to deny our desires, our dreams, our wants, the things that we think are going to save us, the self preservation, the need to protect and save and insulate to make our own way, to make our own truth. Like, what if these things that we think are helping us, what if they actually are leading us on the path of destruction?”
54s
“Now check this out. Paul was attacked while he was serving, not while he was sitting. He was attacked while he was doing something, not while he was being lazy. His attack while he was was helping, not hurting. The bible says that that he gathered a bundle of sticks. You know what? When you're gathering things to help the church, when you're gathering things to help your family, when you're gathering things to help yourself, when you're gathering some prayer, gathering some fasting, when you have a bundle of of joy, a bundle of prayer, a bundle of anything that is a blessing, you can expect the attacks to come. Expect the attack to come.”
36s
“In reality, grace is all about a relationship with the Lord that is predicated upon love and dependence on his finished work. Our sins and failings used to separate us from God, but today under the new covenant of grace we have been brought near to God because our Lord Jesus fulfilled every iota of the law, sacrificed himself at the cross, and took on the full punishment for all our sins.”
53s
#WitnessAtHome
“``We all know someone who needs to know Jesus. Whether that's a parent or a sibling or a spouse or a child or some extended family member or your best friend or your coworker. An eternity is at stake for those who don't know Jesus. Let me say that again. Eternity is at stake for those who don't know Jesus. So what are you gonna do about it? Being a witness, in your family, can be hard. Because if you live in the same house with them, they've seen you at your worst. Mhmm. Mhmm. They have.”
51s
#BringThemToChrist
“I think that Noah would go and plead with them and and implore them to come with him to get on this boat because he would rather perish with them than to live without them. We have a savior who wants to invite all to come in and be saved, to find hope and peace and love. And some of us need to share that good news, to share that challenging word someone who's close to us. So again, I pray that you will do that this week and take that moment to offer Christ to someone.”
40s
#AskAndShare
“I wanna I want you to ask the Lord for an opportunity to share your faith this week. And when you are presented with that opportunity because I believe that the Lord will be faithful to answer that prayer, step forward in faith, trusting that the Lord will guide you through that conversation. It doesn't have to be long. It doesn't have to be awkward, it is an opportunity to proclaim the word of God and to live out your faith in the gospel with word and deed.”
74s
#NothingCanSeparateUs
“``No one can condemn us, Paul says. Christ is interceding for us on be on our behalf at the right hand of God. He is in the redemption business. He's not in the condemnation business. He's in the redemption business. That's who God is and that's how he interacts with us. Then verse 35, who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall trouble or hardship or persecution or famine or nakedness or danger or sword? Well, if he's following the logic through, the answer is still no one. The love of Christ extends to all and his arms won't let go. Nothing Nothing. Hear me say nothing can separate you from the love of Christ. Nothing on earth or in the heavens. But my friends, many will try. There will be lots of things that try to separate you from the lord. But, ultimately, they will not succeed for those of us who are in Christ Jesus.”
57s
#SpiritIntercedes
“Our sin and our weakness, our our humanness causes us to fumble around in prayer and thinking that we don't know what to pray or how we ought to pray and we convince ourselves that we're not good at praying. And it is in those moments that I want to invite you to pause and allow the holy spirit to show up with those wordless groans, to intercede on our behalf in ways that are known simply to the lord. I I think this is true. I think that our inability to pray can highlight our need to rely more deeply on the holy spirit to speak on our behalf.”
43s
#UnshakableLove
“My friends, they will come. They have come. They will continue to come. You all have stories of this. You all have testimonies of the challenges that your life has faced. But ultimately, they will not be able to separate us from the love of Christ. No power, no circumstance, not life or death, not trauma, not challenges, not the present reality that you sit in right today, not future circumstances that may come your way, not one thing, not even anything will separate us from the love of Christ.”

Why North Richland Hills churches are unique

As a family-oriented suburb in the Mid-Cities between Fort Worth and Dallas, churches in North Richland Hills reflect neighborhoods shaped by quality schools, parks, and weekend youth sports. Many emphasize discipleship for parents and children through strong kids programs for young families, active teen and student ministry, and neighborhood-based small group culture.
Thanks to a steadily diversifying population and a mix of longtime residents and new arrivals, congregations often bridge cultures in worship and service. Many North Richland Hills churches offer bilingual Spanish-English services, cultivate multicultural congregations and outreach, and partner with local schools and nonprofits through community service and food pantries.
Set along major commuter routes and close to regional employment hubs, local congregations adapt to busy workweeks with accessible, tech-forward gatherings. You’ll find options ranging from modern worship with contemporary band to flexible calendars such as multiple service times and livestream, all within the welcoming everyday feel of casual dress come-as-you-are.

Recent sermons from North Richland Hills churches

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