Finding a church that balances deep theology with a genuine sense of community can be tough, but…read morethis place nails it. From the moment you walk in, it's clear that biblical teaching is the priority; the sermons are challenging and rooted in scripture, never watering down the truth for the sake of trends. What makes it feel like home, though, is the pastoral staff. They are incredibly approachable and actually take the time to know your name and story. You aren't just a face in the crowd; you're someone they genuinely care for. The small group ministry is a huge standout. Instead of a one-size-fits-all approach, they offer groups based on personal interests. They offer Wed night adult service that focuses on learning more about the history and teaching of the Bible. For parents, the kids' programs are a total lifesaver and a joy for the children: Mother's Day Out and Wednesday Night Groups that keep the kids engaged mid-week with age-appropriate lessons that aren't just "babysitting." If you're looking for a church that is serious about the Bible but equally serious about loving people well, this is the spot.

Be very careful with this church. It has appearances of being biblical, but it is more of lip…read moreservice to the Bible without actually following its teachings. Many of the sermons are filled with the pastor's personal stories and experiences. Scripture is always read at the beginning of the service but sometimes the sermon has nothing to do with the text. This church is about growing as large as possible and asking for money. They share the Gospel every Sunday, which is good, but the pastor almost always talks about giving tithes, especially when they are falling behind their projected income. They say it's for the Lord, but they have extravagant events such as all-free steak and potato dinners for the men, entertainment, or games (but the ladies have to pay for their own meals at their events) and paying down their debt to expand. Their $3million+ budget is purposely hidden in terms of staff because they don't want people to know how much the senior pastor makes. It is supposedly an elder-led church, but the senior pastor seemingly makes all the decisions. Unless you go to Sunday School with one of the elders or go out of your way to talk with them, they probably won't know who you are. All this to say, be careful with investing your time, energy, and money at this church. But many people are very comfortable here.

I have been a member of this church for over 3 years. As soon as you walk through the door you are…read morefamily. Come as you are, wear what makes you comfortable. There is no judgement, just the word of God being taught in simple ways, for all to grasp the love of God, His forgiveness, and a fellowship beyond words. This isn't just a church to say you went, it is a place to learn, to worship, to give, and to be a part of making Jesus known, one life at a time. If you're hurting, confused, depressed, come find hope. We all have our own story of how God changed our lives and brought us to a place of peace and joy. I hope you come to experience a new life in Christ. You will be welcomed.

From the owner: Courageous Church aims to be centered around the gospel. Everything that we do is done so that the…read morelove of Jesus may be shared and that lives may be redeemed and transformed by his amazing grace. We have safe, fun, and clean kid spaces for birth - 5th grade. Kids will have a great time and parents can focus on connecting with God in worship. We gathering each week in 103 Gin Oaks Court, Madison, AL 35758 for Sunday worship at 4:30pm. Services typically last around 75 minutes. The music is incredible and the teaching is engaging. Can't wait to see you soon! Find out more at CourageousChurch.tv!

I attended an event in the parking lot of the church today to support a friend…read more Well, come to find out these poor vendors who paid to be here, mind you, we're turned away from being able to use the restroom. Instead, two men were placed at the front doors to be sure to deny entry to anyone who dared enter. We were told this was due to security reasons. But, that could have been avoided simply by having a list of those registered for the event (again, they paid to be here). I was shocked. To be turned away by a church is unheard of. If this is how they treat paying guests, imagine how they treat others.

From the owner: A Place of New Beginnings and Hope for the future.Our vision is to be living vessels of faith,…read morehope, and love in our community. We faithfully serve God by ministering to man on behalf of God, as we change our world by bringing people to an understanding of the redemptive work of Christ.

After moving to the Huntsville area, I drove by this church several times before deciding to try it…read moreout. I dropped in and from my very first visit, I knew I'd found a church home. I had 4 different people greet me after I'd found my seat, ask my name, and introduce themselves - all in a no-pressure kind of way. The church is small enough that you learn people's names, build relationships, and don't feel lost in the crowd, but large enough that you don't feel like you're being intimidated or judged. There's probably roughly 200 attendees at any given service. There are ministries and small groups for all, ranging from nursery, pre-k, and kids all the way up to youth, college and career, and adult groups. Currently due to COVID, the church has worship services in person at 9:30am and 11am on Sundays, and a live stream is available through the Facebook page for the 9:30am service. The people I've interacted with are genuine, the worship is fantastic, and the leadership and preaching is wonderful as well. The church's beliefs are centered on the Bible, and abides by a "glorify, grow and go" mission. I've made countless friends and people that I call family by dropping by here on a whim a few years ago.

Like one of the other reviews where the lady said she felt uncomfortable by the way they treated…read moreher because she wore pants, I too was made to feel very uncomfortable when the Sunday school teacher spoke a little bit too long about how people should dress in church. 95% of the men there were wearing suits and ties,I was wearing khaki pants and a polo shirt. It made me very uncomfortable and I felt like it was directed at me almost. Also they teach a heretical doctrine known as once saved always saved. The same Sunday school teacher said once you're saved, you'll never lose your salvation REGARDLESS OF WHAT YOU DO. That is an abominable heresy to say the very least. Yes,like the other review said they are very cultish.

This was a really bad and unpleasant experience for me. I wore dress pants to an evening service…read more They all thought I was unsaved because I wore pants. They were very pushy and cult like. I have a feeling women are also not allowed jewelry or makeup or even hair cutting. I'm very conservative and Bible based but these people are just really really weird and bizarre. With new people moving to Huntsville looking for a church, be warned. This place gave me the creeps. My skin crawls just thinking about it. You will be expected to be at service rain, shine, black ice, tornadoes. They even brag about it. This church is their salvation. This church is not for the weak of heart. Very bizarre place.

I have attended this church for 20+ years now. I found my Pastors here and a great sense of…read morebelonging...HOME. I have received a healthy dose of the Word of God in every service. And here, God moves by His Spirit. I have also received of the love of God from my Pastors and the fellow members of this church body. If you are looking for your Pastors and a place where you fit, perhaps you can find them and it here.

Doctrine is for sale in their "school". Pastors are inaccessible. Only perfect people are welcome.read more

Beautiful "earthly trappings", great messages but sadly after 2 years realized it's all show…read morewithout sincerity. Spirituality impotent...

I have attended several churches and Highlands has encouraged and facilitated more growth in my…read moreChristian spiritual life than all the others

My family passed through. We visited this area. Back in the 90s…read more Younger pastor had some nerves talking to me without my parent present. It may be okay in this area. But culturally: it's wrong to isolate a child from his parents. I have no idea what he said: but he was rude. He had no business talking to me. Culturally, I'm from a more foreign family-oriented culture: this US pastor is one of many my culture has come to associate with home wreckers and family-splitters. He's single, locked into his peculiar life-style, and has no concept of what greases the wheels of families. We left. Eventually. On the surface: a decent place. With the exception of one administrator that stepped out of bounds, it was an 'okay' experience. ***************************************************************** As to local culture: some southerners gave my mother weird looks. As a child: I was fairly insulated and protected; so southerners didn't bother me none. Something about kids they know not to bother or discomfit. After 20 years: I thought back to how some of the southern women looked down their nose at her, and I decided I don't like the area. My mother's comfort is of first and primary concern to me, so it's a no brainer, we can't visit here again (I might be able to travel through alone as they seem not to look too closely or even care if I do). Had a similar repeat experience in VA where they looked at my mother funny, so I can cross that area off my places-to-visit-again list. I wasn't angry then, but maybe I should have been: she's a good person. After my grandparents died, my father, too, I notice more when people try to take an emotional dump on my remaining parent: it irritates me.

A very Reverent and faithful liturgy of the Latin Rite of The Catholic Church. So very beautiful.read more

website list no classes for singles widow/widowers or divorced people. the church appears to not be…read moreinclusive to the people of madison. they should update their website to show what classes they have.

Love my church! Small enough to get to know the people and big enough to have good programs. Come…read morevisit us!