Churches in Springfield Township

Active churches in Springfield Township

10416 Bossi Lane, Cincinnati
messiahgrh.org
1 sermon
605 Meadowcrest Rd, Cincinnati
gracefreechurch.com
1 sermon
2191 Struble Rd, Cincinnati
christcovcincy.org
1 sermon
691 Fleming Rd., Cincinnati
thewarehousechurch.org
1 sermon
1210 Compton Rd., Cincinnati
fbcmth.com
1 sermon
703 Compton Rd, Cincinnati
northminsterchurch.org
3 sermons
9900 Youngstown - Pittsburgh Rd, New Middletown
befreemc.org
8 sermons
3500 Albrecht Ave, Akron
springfield-cob.com
2 sermons
830 Ewart Rd, Akron
sfcakron.com
2 sermons
737 George Washington Blvd, Akron
citychurchac.com
2 sermons
1055 S Canton Rd, Akron
thegracecathedral.org
2 sermons
2445 S Arlington Rd, Akron
cornerstonechurch.info
2 sermons
1424 Killian Rd, Akron
mbc95.org
2 sermons
1878 Killian Rd, Akron
relentlessakron.org
2 sermons
9470 Winton Rd, Cincinnati
wearemissionchurch.org
1 sermon

Types of churches in Springfield Township

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 Springfield Township churches

71s
“If you return to obeying God's law in order to become good with God or to become saved to stay saved, then you are trying to use the law of God for something that it was never intended for. The law never made anyone whole or powerful. The law never saved anyone, and the law doesn't have the ability in the obedience of it to keep you saved. The law reveals our weakness and spiritual bankruptcy that we might see our need for a savior to save us. Doesn't mean that the law is unimportant that that after we believe in Christ, we don't obey it, but it's a matter of why and what's the goal of that obedience. Is it relationship? Is it love returned for love given? Or are we doing it to earn something which can't be done?”
50s
“``One day, the breath will go out of us as surely as that balloon will deflate. We will return to the dust. Generations will come and go, and even those who forget us will be forgotten. But until then, it is good to enjoy our fleeting life, and the only way to enjoy it is to be present in your life as it is today. While we can look forward to the future or reflect on fond memories, enjoyment, real enjoyment is confined to the present. Accept the health and wealth and possessions you have as the gifts they are. And then remember that gifts require a giver, and remember to be grateful.”
71s
“As people of God, we need to learn how to accept discipline from other people of God, especially when they're using the word of God properly. Not to manipulate, not to control, but properly show you in the scripture, hey. This is what it says. This is the truth. I thought about you, brother Bill, when I was preparing my my message. And I in in this particular verse, you know, I I wrote down by constructive criticism, but you gave me some great advice. I I called I did an altar call, and then I split. I left because my emotions was rounding up. But my brother told me, he said, nobody was up there if somebody would've came down. And I thought about that. But that's the type of things you need, a little bit of correction to stay in your mind when you when you might not you didn't I didn't do it on purpose, but it was just something that I needed to hear. And that's what we hear as family for correction, but good godly biblical correction.”
57s
“``Born as a as a descendant of the Davidic line, Jesus's death on the cross and resurrection from the dead defeated sin, death, the devil. And that is what ultimately brought true peace. We are in fact at peace with God because the sin that made us his enemies has been removed. You see, God didn't change the rules. God doesn't overlook In fact, god doesn't even excuse No. No. No. He does. He goes further than that. He he forgives Forgives sin through the sacrifice of Jesus, our lord and our savior. And because of Jesus, we are at peace with god.”
60s
“And that's driving him to the cross to finish that glorious obedience. You know, Jesus didn't die for us first, you know. He died for the glory of God and the father and in the plan that he formed with the father and the holy spirit in eternity past, which includes our salvation and the highest part for us is our salvation and the highest part for him is the glory of God, the son giving glory to the father through the holy spirit. So he faced the trials. He endured for the joy ahead, and we face our trials and we endure for certain joy ahead placed in our hearts.”
56s
“All of us know somebody who lost a loved one, and after that, they have refused to believe in God. It's an emotional process. They know that everybody loses loved ones, But yet because they have, they refuse to believe. It's an emotional process just like with this father. This passage is full of emotion, anxiety, anger, fear. Imagine what they felt when that child starts writhing on the ground and foaming at the mouth.”
34s
#MakeTheMostOfNow
“And not just to make the most of a bad situation, but make the most of the moment you're in simply because it's the moment you're in. So as you wait, what could God be calling you to do? What are the ways you may need to invest in relationships? Work for the best of those around you and seek him? Do all of it. And whether you're in that season of waiting or not, if we would do that together, God can do some amazing, amazing things because there's no wasted time in God's plans.”
40s
#FaithInAction
“And for the first part of the story, it sounds like any other healing story, telling us how crazy for Jesus in the crowd is. They're so excited that he has come home that they all come to what appears to be Jesus' house. They might not have been, but they all come to Jesus' house and they're filling the house. They're bursting out the door. And so these guys come and they're so concerned that Jesus is going to disappear again and they do not want their paralyzed friend to miss out. So they climb onto Jesus' roof, open up his roof, and drop him down through and Jesus is so impressed.”
39s
#EverydayIsWorship
“So everything we do in life should be worshiped because every part of our life should be surrendered to god. So what do we what we do at home is worship. What we do at work is worship. What we spend our money on is worship. Where we spend our free time is worship. Even the time we spend during the sermon. When it seems like you're doing nothing, it's worship. Because it's surrendered to God and what do you have today, God, for me in this moment. Everything we do is worship to god.”
39s
#ShareHopeNow
“All it takes is for you to put their arm around them say, hey, what's going on? Tell them, tell them, tell them and give them the hope that you and I have because this world will chew them up and spit them out and destroy them if you don't tell them. We are the ones that are holding the evil back. It's the holy spirit within it. Please while we can while we can reach people for Jesus because judgment is coming and eternity is forever and ever and ever. There's only this life today. Today is a day of salvation.”

Why Springfield Township churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Springfield Township 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 Springfield Township churches

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