Churches in Redwood City

Active churches in Redwood City

3560 Farm Hill Blvd, Redwood City
wearepcc.com
21 sermons · 6 days ago

Types of churches in Redwood City

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 Redwood City churches

41s
#TheDayIsComing
“We encourage one another, and what do we encourage each other with? The reminder that the day is coming. What day? The day. The day when Jesus returns and his kingdom comes. And on that day, there will be no more death, there will be no mourning, there'll be no crying, there'll be no more pain, no crops failing, no fear of invading armies, no wondering how you're gonna feed your children, no more cancer, no more graves. No more goodbyes. No more heart attacks. The day is coming.”
54s
#HopeOverDeath
“The church came together and said, how can we, in this moment, say death does not win? Let's build a playground, and let's let little kids play there. And now what you hear there is laughter. Laughter. That is our way, and that's these little kids' way of saying, where's your victory, death? In the midst of all this, we're gonna laugh and we're gonna play. that doesn't take away the loss of Emma or the loss that you're experiencing. What it does do is it reminds us that there's more to the story.”
38s
#GodWeepsWithUs
“Jesus is there and he is he's with them and he knows he's gonna he's gonna resurrect Lazarus. And so, he could've just even with a smile on his face said, it's all fine. Instead, God says, it's not fine. It was never meant to be this way, and I'm with you in your pain when I know I'm going to alleviate it one day. Until that day, we have a God who weeps with us.”
43s
#SpiritualRiches
“He is not talking about finances. He is talking about a spiritual richness that Jesus Christ left the confines of heaven to come and take on our sinfulness, leading all the way to the cross where he laid down his life for us and paid the price for us so that we may have a restored relationship with the father. And when you begin to see this, you begin to say, my goodness, Lord, what have you done for me? It is amazing. That's what begins to transform our hearts.”
54s
#ConsecratedLiving
“That is a much different thing than asking, what will you give? A consumer says, what will I receive? A contributor says, what should I give? A disciple who has been consecrated says, lord, everything I have is yours. Because a contribution sometimes places a thing at God's disposal, but consecration places me and everything I have at God's disposal. And that's what God wants. And what's interesting is from the outside, both of those can look similar. Right? It can look the same as if somebody's giving, somebody's offering their time and attending and serve. But the difference is is what's actually going on inside.”
46s
#BlessingsNotIdols
“Now there's nothing wrong with having a comfortable home, And then there's certainly such wonderful things of having a family vacation, and we want to have savings. The danger is much more subtle. The danger is every time we turn a blessing into a necessity, it becomes something we are no longer willing to place at God's disposal. And eventually, almost everything feels like a necessity. We may still give, only after protecting the things. And you can easily see now how those things can become an idol in our lives. That's the deeper issue.”
47s
#TrustTheUnseen
“We rarely get to see everything does god does through our faithfulness. Rarely. We cannot know whose life is being changed because we kept praying or serving or giving or simply just showing up. The 22 couldn't see us. We can't see the generation that's gonna come. The question is, will we trust that God can and that he's the one that will bring beauty out of our investment? And so my encouragement to you today is keep going. Keep going.”
50s
#YouCantSeeTheWholeStory
“If you have prayed and given and sacrificed and felt disappointed in your church, join the club. You cannot see the whole of the story, but God is faithfully taking your investment and bringing about beauty and glory to Jesus. And if you remember a beautiful beautiful season in the life of PCC, and many of us do, and you wonder, maybe some of the best days might be behind us, you cannot see the whole story. God may not exactly do what he did at one time, but he is doing something amazing today.”
45s
#RemainInThePromise
“You say, I know this is a temporary place for me because I know the Lord's leading me there. But by faith, I will put my tent up again today. I will not take my tent and go home. I will continue with you, Lord, until you fulfill it because I know you are faithful. And if that's where you are today, pitch that tent by faith. The greatest act of faith is is remaining in the promise. And so if you're you're living between this long middle promise and fulfillment, keep going.”
44s
#TrustTheHolySpirit
“There's a part of me that I like, oh, I failed because they didn't come, or I failed because, oh, they they weren't interested. No. You take the gospel and the power of the holy spirit, lead the results to god. It's up the hand. The only way we fail is if we don't offer a loving witness. That should give us great freedom. So the question isn't can you do this? Here's the this is the really convicting questions. Is do you trust the holy spirit enough? Do you trust him enough to have him help you cross that line?”

Why Redwood City churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Redwood City 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 Redwood City churches

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