Churches in Springdale

Active churches in Springdale

1709 Johnson Road, Springdale
crosschurch.com/fayetteville
2 sermons
2120 West Emma Avenue, Springdale
scfnwa.com
2 sermons

Types of churches in Springdale

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 Springdale churches

48s
“How many of you have known married people who had an affair? It's not fail proof Even if there's a good sexual relationship going on. I often tell young guys this, I I say, marriage won't solve your lust problem. And so, like, I I just say to all the all the single people in the room today of whatever age, marriage won't solve your lust problem. You you may think, well, man, I I get married. I can have sex whenever I want. Okay. Okay. You you got you got some learning to do. Okay? And so it doesn't matter even if you have an ongoing healthy sexual relationship with your spouse. If you're not dealing with lust all the time, you can still fall.”
30s
“is that important? Well, again, this is where the application comes to us because Galatians four twenty eight says, now you too, brothers and sisters, like Isaac, are children of promise. You didn't earn it. You didn't deserve it. It's not through your parents. It's not through anything you do. It's you're a child of promise through your faith. And that's why you get to go to heaven. And it's not by human effort.”
50s
“and so all that's great. Brings warmth to the house. Everybody enjoys it until the log rolls out on the rug. And when the log rolls out of the fireplace onto the rug, what happens? It it burns the rug at best. At worst, here's what happens. It is it it burns the whole house down. That's what sex within marriage is like. Okay? If it is within the confines of marriage, it's great. It's awesome. I feel like let let let this church give our single adult population and young singles of all ages. Let let them hear this message from our church. Sex is awesome. It's awesome when it's in the fireplace.”
37s
“Could God ever forgive somebody like me? Could God ever love someone like me? And here's what I would tell you. Not only is the answer yes, but but here's what I tell you. I don't really know what it is that you have done in your life. All I know is what he did for you, and what he did for you was die on the cross for every sin that you would ever commit. And you know what I love about the cross? We're talking a lot about caveats today. No caveat at the cross.”
32s
#UseYourGifts
“Now, the the engine may be running. Right? The lights may be on. It may look clean and look great on the outside, but if it's not going somewhere, it's not doing what it was made to do. And that's what Paul says is happening in the lives of these believers in Thessalonica. He says, yes, you are gifted. God's given you purpose. He's he's given you talents. He's given you all these things And yet instead of using them for the purposes that God has designed you to do, what are you doing? You're remaining idle.”
30s
#GospelMeansAction
“Maybe they were lazy. Maybe they had a a demeaning view of work much like that bumper stickler. Like, I don't really wanna do that. It doesn't matter for Paul. None of the excuses are valid because here's what he's saying. A life of idleness does not fit a life that has been changed by the gospel of Jesus. A life of just not doing anything. A wasting of life does not fit with someone who has been saved by the gospel, whose life has been changed by Jesus.”
28s
#KeepDoingGood
“That it just is a messy life and you're just peeling through all the different layers of that mess working through it. Doing good is hard work and that's why Paul says what he does. He says, brother, do not grow weary in doing good. Don't waste your life. Yes, it would be easier to turn on Netflix. Yes, it would be easier to spend your days on the beach. Yes. It would be easier to to just ignore all these things and to leave all these things aside. But he said, that is not how you are wired.”
28s
#PurposeToday
“If you're in this room and you're a Christian, there's that moment where God changed your life. He stepped into your story. Did you ever think about this? If if salvation was just about heaven, in that moment when you got saved, what would have happened? You would have been taken to heaven. If God wanted to do that, he could do that. Could he not? And yet, if you're in this room, your heart's beating, you're breathing this morning, here's what that means. That God has a purpose for you today.”
32s
“``So does God love the whole world? Yes. But comparatively, He loved Jacob. Now I wanna close some indebted to the wisdom of Robert Munz. He just wrote it better than I could say it so I'll just quote him in closing. Paul was not building a case for salvation that in no way involves the consent of the individual nor was he teaching double prison predestination. Rather, he was arguing that the exclusion of so many Jews from the family of God did not constitute a failure on God's part.”
31s
“From the one who calls. So it's critical to remember that when God is speaking about his choice of Jacob to be the heir instead of Esau, that Jacob didn't work for it. He didn't earn it by any merit on his part. It was God's purpose, choice, and call. And he made the decision. He didn't explain the decision. He just made it and he revealed it to his mom. He told her the older is going to serve the younger.”

Why Springdale churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Springdale 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 Springdale churches

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