Churches in Northeast Carrollton

Active churches in Northeast Carrollton

2201 E Hebron Pkwy, Carrollton
conroesda.net
1 sermon
2435 E. Hebron Pkwy, Carrollton
iglesiareconciliacion.org
1 sermon
2015 E Peters Colony, Carrollton
woodlakebaptist.org
1 sermon
2435 E Hebron Pkwy, Carrollton
findfreedom.church
1 sermon
1901 E. Peters Colony Rd., Carrollton
hcumc.org
1 sermon
2201 E. Hebron Pkwy. Carrollton, TX 75010
firstchurch.net
1 sermon
4141 International Pkwy Chapel, Carrollton
rocafirmedallas.org
1 sermon

Types of churches in Northeast Carrollton

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 Northeast Carrollton churches

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“Pacificadores no quiere decir solamente llevarla tranquila, esforzarnos para que siempre exista paz, peacemakers, hacedores de paz. ¿Qué quiere decir esto? Que si hay algún problema en nuestro hogar, con nuestra familia, con nuestros hijos, nosotros, hombres, debemos de tomar el 1º paso, hacer a un lado el orgullo para que haya reconciliación con nuestros hijos, con nuestra esposa. Nosotros, hombres, debemos de ser el ejemplo de trabajar para que haya siempre esta paz, que solamente viene, ¿de quién, hermanas? De nuestro dios.”
83s
“``So, man, if you truly want to walk in righteousness, wisdom, integrity, purity, and holiness, then we must repent of our sin. We turn our lives over to God through Jesus. Stop trying to fight spiritual battles with earthly means because the spiritual battles that we fight can only be conquered in our life through the one who rose from the grave victorious over sin. Over sin, Satan held death in the grave, and that is Jesus Christ. And that's it. Our families, our circle of influence need us to be the man God created us to be. They desire that for us, but they desperately need it from us. So please, would you join me in surrendering our heart in our imperfect ways to the Lord, and to walk in his righteousness, trusting in his guidance and direction, so that we may live out this. First Corinthians ten thirty one, no matter what you do, eat, drink, or whatever it is that you do, do what? All to the glory of God. May we do that as men, women, children of God.”
46s
“So if you go to Jerusalem and you are walking through the Tunnel Of Hezekiah, you will be looking at something that was 700 BC, mentioned specifically in the Bible. You'll know why he built it. It's the same water source that David said, whoever can go through this water source, he will capture the city of the Jebusites. There's a lot of history built around that water source, and I've not read it to you all from the Bible. Matter of fact, one of the final epitaphs that it has about Hezekiah, it says, and he is the one who brought the water in the city. So our son of David, Jesus brings the water to us, the living water. Amen? Amen. Anyway,”
65s
“God knows how to do it. We just need to trust him. Right? And the third thing, the most important thing is is is God doesn't work overnight because he's preparing you for the dream. And it takes time for you to get ready. I think I'm ready, but God's saying, no, you get ready. Okay? Get ready. How many are getting ready? Because see, God we're not waiting on God. God's waiting on us. Waiting on us to get ready and then he's ready to bless us. See, Joseph wasn't ready at age 17. God had to build his character and his faith through the rejection of his brothers, through slavery in Egypt, through a leadership position in Potiphar's house, through temptation and false accusation, through imprisonment, through faithfulness and servanthood in prison, all these events, Joseph learned humility, trust in God, wisdom, leadership skills, godly character necessary to prepare him to be Egypt's prime minister during a very critical point of history during this critical worldwide famine.”
92s
“There's a lot of guilt and shame in this world that we experience, isn't there? This kinda comes with the living in the light. When you're living in the light of Christ, it illuminates all the darkness and darkness in your own life and man, that convicts us of our need to repent. Say, God, we need your help in turning from this so that we might be completely and totally in the light. But brothers and sisters, thanks be to God. The one who intercedes is Jesus. The one who who intercedes for you is Jesus, and nobody can condemn you, nobody, if Jesus is on your side. Jesus has taken care of all of that. We must be assured of that and not be slaves, continual slaves to guilt, continual slaves to anxiety. One must trust the power of Jesus' blood covers and grace is stronger so that that guilt can be washed away. And we're not stepping every single minute of every single day feeling guilty and ashamed, but freed. Freed.”
66s
“In our reading in Acts two, we find the spiritual practices that the followers of Jesus used and helped themselves to become community. They devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching. They gathered for worship, joined community meals, and in their prayers. They shared everything. They sold possessions and property in order to help those who were in need, and they praised God and demonstrated God's goodness in everything. People tried new ways of living together because no one had been church before and discovered how to follow Jesus in community. They were in it all the time no matter what. What they had in common was their faith in God, Jesus the Christ, and the spirit which was at work in their lives. They were in it together. They were a crew in a way, and they lived Pentecost every day. They were one in the spirit.”
63s
“A toda la iglesia que está aquí, ¿cuántas ofensas, pecados, el señor nos ha perdonado? Todas, ¿verdad? Nosotros debemos de perdonar, ¿cuántas? Absolutamente todas, absolutamente todas las cosas, hermanos, porque al final y al cabo, si tú guardas rencor o o odio hacia a tu padre a alguna, hacia a alguna persona, ese rencor y ese odio, ¿a quién le está dando daño? A nosotros mismos. La falta de perdón, hombres, iglesia, la falta de perdón es una 1 barrera muy grande que afecta e impide tu desarrollo y crecimiento en muchas áreas de tu vida. Y menciono esto porque vamos a ver algunas características de un padre ejemplar, y si aún tienes rencor o odio en contra de alguien o en contra de tu padre, te va a costar mucho llevar a cabo muchas cosas y también estas cosas que vamos a a mirar.”
72s
“Un padre admirable, hermanos, es alguien no es alguien, mejor dicho, que todo le sale bien, alguien admirable, hermano, no es alguien también que todos los planes le salen como él planeó o que ha logrado todas sus metas, pero sí es alguien que no se da por vencido, es alguien que lo intenta de nuevo, y si se equivocó muchas o pocas razones, reconoce sus errores, reconoce sus errores en su trabajo, reconoce sus errores con su familia, con su esposa, con sus hijos, también en la iglesia. Alguien admirable, hermanos, es alguien que no es dominado por el orgullo. Alguien admirable, hermanos, es alguien que no necesita mostrar o hablar de su capacidad, sino deja que sus acciones hablen por él. Alguien admirable, hermanos, es alguien que oye estas palabras y las hace, ¿amén?”
53s
“Y mira, voy a tocar un punto muy importante que, pon atención a esto, si el recuerdo de un padre el día de hoy como cristiano, si el recuerdo de un padre te trae rencor o odio a tu corazón, como cristiano, hermano, necesitas perdonar, necesitas perdonar sin importar lo que haya hecho. El perdonar, hermanos, es un mandato claro y absoluto de nuestro padre celestial, ¿están de acuerdo? Él nos ordena a perdonar, hermanos. Cuando nosotros lo hacemos, y no solamente a los padres, pero cuando perdonamos, nos damos cuenta que recibimos bendición de nuestro señor. Así es que perdonemos, hermanos, de la misma manera y con la misma gracia que el señor nos ha perdonado.”
58s
“``Because he sees around the corner. He is trustworthy. We trust God in his trustworthiness because he has never let us down. He has never let us down, nor will he let us down. He knows what is best for us in every season of life, in every season of life that we journey through. We have let me take that back. We should have. Truly as the word of God is saying, trust in the Lord with all your heart, we must have resolute confidence in the Lord. Resolute confidence in the Lord.”

Why Northeast Carrollton churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Northeast Carrollton 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 Northeast Carrollton churches

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