Churches in Texarkana

Active churches in Texarkana

907 County Road 2311, Texarkana
1 sermon

Types of churches in Texarkana

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 Texarkana churches

71s
“They thought love was that gooey feeling they were feeling, you know, when they were holding hands and all this other stuff and that's not love because you're wanting you're wanting something from that person. You're not full of love. You're full of lust. And they didn't like me saying that, but it's it didn't stop it from being true. So it's it's love is is giving something for to that person. It's it's it's all the things are the fruit of the spirit. Lust is what you can get. Lust is temporary Love love is forever because the the lust if you think about it, the lust relies on your flesh. Lust is only satisfied because of your flesh. Lust is only necessary because of your flesh.”
44s
“If if god is the lord of your life, and I've I'm doing a slow study on the Melchizedek. And what it's what it's what it's speaking to me is and he he mentioned it in Hebrews and back in Genesis and he ties it together but it's it's it's king, it's high king, and high priest. Well, so is the lord Jesus Christ. If he's not the high king and the high priest in your life, well, he can't be the high priest if he's not the high king and he can't can't be the high high king if he's not the high priest. He has to be everything.”
44s
“So if if if you're if you're if you claim to be a Christian and you go you go buy somebody a 12 pack of beer, well, you might as well drink one yourself. Amen? You might as well drink one yourself because you're just as guilty of it. If you're if you're if you're supporting sin, then you might as well partake in the sin because you're just as guilty. And that hurts my feelings. Right? Because I wanna love people. Well, takes us back to the the sermon on the mount where we're to be peacemakers. Not in the way that we're making sure everybody's happy together, but my job is to tell you the truth about Christ to make to help you have peace with Christ.”
31s
“So, don't don't get comfortable in your faith. If you're comfortable in your faith, you're probably doing it wrong. Amen. Work out your salvation with fear and trembling. Anybody ever anybody ever think about how you talk to people and how you how you respond and all this other stuff? Good. That's the holy spirit saying, wake up. Go apologize. What were you thinking? You said you love somebody and you don't talk to them that way.”
55s
#HolyPrompting
“Have you ever done anything after you've been a Christian and really didn't realize that it was wrong until something inside of you said, that's not godly. Many years ago, I'd go into a place and and god was working on me and a cash register person would kind of get a little sideways with me and I'd spurred off to him. God never corrected me there. He always waited, care when I reached for that door handle on my car because I was about to escape. Put them in their place. Don't say no, I'm a customer. They don't have me, buddy. They don't have a job Until that holy spirit says, now, why don't you go back in there and tell em you're a Christian?”
49s
#LetTheWordChangeYou
“See, the greatest miracle is you and I getting around the word of god and it doing something to us. God forbid that anybody would preach on a Sunday morning and it not move you to a point to do something. Because everyone of us are sinners. We're still sinners. And we still need to come down to this altar and say, god, forgive me. For the way that I acted this week. In fact, I don't think we ought to have a service or a song service until we all come and get ourselves clean before the word of god by the power of god and the spirit of god to receive the word of god.”
44s
#SundayDistractions
“Have you noticed what happens when Sunday starts approaching? The devil gets active. The dog gets sick. It doesn't matter the excuse. It just means that the devil increases his distractions to you. Well, I miss church because old Joe needed me to help him move Sunday. Well, does Joe go to church? Well, no. Well, then, all you told Joe was is this, church wasn't important, no more important to me than it is to you, Joe.”
42s
#CrucifyTheFlesh
“Do you want god's will in your life? Do you want god to move in your life? Do you want god to move in your life? Do you want some answered prayers in your life? Do you want god to just just to absolutely consume everything you are? Then, I can tell you, you've gotta crucify the flesh and you gotta allow god to live. You got to put to death the flesh anywhere that it doesn't please god, put it to death.”

Why Texarkana churches are unique

Tradition meets innovation: The spiritual landscape in Texarkana 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.