Churches in Southeast Arlington

Active churches in Southeast Arlington

5950 S Collins St, Arlington
thegraceplace.church
3 sermons
6018 Coping Ln, Arlington
betterwayapostolic.org
1 sermon
2045 Green Oaks Blvd, Arlington
sa-umc.org
1 sermon
5415 Matlock Rd, Arlington
cbcarlington.org
1 sermon
201 E Sublett Rd, Arlington
nlifefellowship.org
1 sermon
6000 S Collins St, Arlington
alphaisdachurch.org
1 sermon
1500 E Bardin Rd, Arlington
southernworshipcenter.com
1 sermon

Types of churches in Southeast Arlington

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 Southeast Arlington churches

64s
“And he spoke to me. He said, Steven, I need you to tell this young man. I didn't even know his name. I didn't ask him because I wasn't invested. He said, I need you to tell this young man that I know he's struggling with homosexuality, but I love him and I wanna deliver him. And I thought, he was probably about your size. I'm going, God, I don't want to get punched in the mouth. And I that moment, I thought, God, just let me speak in tongues. Because it would have been so much easier. We get so caught up on some things, and I want you to know that there are much deeper, much more challenging, much more heart wrenching, much more risky things that God wants the Holy Spirit wants to do through us.”
37s
#NewHeartInChrist
“The moment we ask god begins he begins his transforming work in our life. He removes all sin and cleanses us from ugly scars of sin. We don't need to do walk around with feelings of guilt or regret. We don't need to be ashamed for others to see us because of the sins that that are visible on our bodies that sin has caused. When we come to our father confessing our sins, seeking his forgiveness and cleansing, he takes the sinful heart and gives us a new heart that is clean.”
59s
#FoundInTheOrdinary
“But the story of the woman at the well reassures us that Jesus wants to be what? He wants to be found. And in fact, he is the one doing the seeking. The bible says that he had to go through Samaria. What a God. What a God who lets us know that we can find him in the ordinary places. In the ordinary places. For this woman, it was at a well. And for you, it's gonna be somewhere else. But I wanted to let you know that God does not enjoy us seeking him and him being viewed as someone who does not wanna be found. Because for him, it's like the reason why you even find me is because I've already positioned myself to be found.”
84s
#ShowUpWithHope
“She didn't wait to be ready. She didn't wait to understand. She didn't wait to be certain. She showed up, and it was enough. What if the same is true for us? What if hope is lived? What if it doesn't wait? What if it doesn't wait for us to feel stronger or more equipped or surer or to know with 100% certainty? What if hope invites us to just show up when we're weak, to show up when we're confused, to show up when we're unsure, to show up when we're angry, to show up with exactly what we have, and to trust that it's enough, that you are enough because Christ is risen and the story is not over.”
39s
#HePaidItAll
“Christ Jesus paid for our sins. He paid a heavy price. He paid a debt he did not owe. We we owed a debt we could not pay. We needed him to come and die for us. We needed him to wash our sins away. And because of what he did, we can now come boldly before him that we may receive grace to help in a time of need. But the question that you may ask me is that why did he have to suffer?”
37s
#meetJesusChangeLife
“Because can I tell you something? You cannot meet Jesus and leave the same. When you meet a Jesus who is alive, it changes your life. It changes your perspective. It changes your confidence because there's somebody here, maybe you're going through a difficult time. You don't think you can make it. You don't think you can get through. You don't think you can persevere. Can I tell you because Jesus is alive, he changes your whole outlook on what you can do? I can make it because he is alive. I have victory. Because he is alive, I have hope.”
47s
“And so the whole idea here is that we have to first understand and accept that the holy spirit is not a force. The Holy Spirit is not a thing. The Holy Spirit is not just this amorphous presence out of God. He's actually a person. He is a person that we can interact with. He's a person that we can speak to. He's a person that we can, engage with. And so understanding first and foremost when we are seeking the baptism of the Holy Spirit, that we understand that we're we're pursuing a relationship with a person. We're not seeking an experience or an event.”
43s
“But in this case, this good gift is the Holy Spirit because see the misconception is that if God's giving me a gift, it's a thing. But God gives us children and we refer to them as a great and wonderful gift. Right? But we none of us think of our children as things. Well, we shouldn't. Just in case. We don't see our children as products to buy and sell. They're not things. So we should see the Holy Spirit in the same way. He is a person whom we cherish and who blesses our lives. The truth of the matter is that the Holy Spirit is actually the third person of the Trinity.”
45s
“So the conclusion we see here is that God intends to empower every believer through the Holy Spirit. First of all, to be witnesses, but also to reveal himself. He uses the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit comes to reveal Jesus to us and draw us into relationship with him, but also to empower us as his ambassadors. So when we're talking about the baptism of the Holy Spirit, it's not just so that we have some weird sensation. It's not, again, it's not that event at that moment. It's what happens after that. It what happens in our life because of that. Because God desires to make himself known.”
42s
#PrayDaily
“Why not pray to our heavenly father on a daily basis? Why not allow him to take charge of your life? To be the answer to your every problem, your every situation. If we would do this, then you will find that prayer will transform your very life. Prayer works for those who love the lord, who desire to be part of us church members, Those who fellowship on a regular basis. But prayer also works for those who are far from God. Who do not know him as a personal savior.”

Why Southeast Arlington churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Southeast Arlington 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 Southeast Arlington churches

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