Queen City Church

God is holy—set apart, separate, unique, distinct, different. And when He saves us, He calls us to be holy as well. As we conclude First Conference, Pastor Brian helps us understand what holiness really means and how our lives should reflect the position we now have in Christ. Revelation 4:8 (NLT) Day after day and night after night they keep on saying, “Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God, the Almig...

Proverbs 28:13 teaches us that concealed sin is never an option. Confession and repentance lead to mercy, forgiveness, and healing—not shame. On night two of First Conference, Pastor Gerald Fadayomi walks us through this single verse, reminding us how to rightly deal with sin and why the goal of the Christian life is obedience, not perfection. Proverbs 28:13 (NLT) "People who conceal their sins wi...

Sometimes we long for the Promised Land so much that we begin to want it more than the presence of God. On Night One of First Conference, Pastor Jason Laird brings a powerful message reminding us why God’s presence matters most, and how a hunger for Him shapes not only our experience during 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting, but our lives beyond it.

As Christians, we understand the significance of the cross—but as humans, we can never fully comprehend the depth of the forgiveness, love, and power displayed there. Today, we’re joined again by Meredith Knox for a message centered on this truth: our lives are wasted if we fail to grasp the glory of the cross.

The year 2026 has the potential to be the best year of your life, if you decide to make it the best year of your life spiritually. As we celebrate our first Sunday together in the new year, Nat Miller shares a message encouraging us to intentionally seek God through daily, weekly, and yearly rhythms that draw us closer to Him. Matthew 6:33 (NLT) "Seek the Kingdom of God above all else, and live ri...

Merry Christmas from Queen City Church! As we prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus, Pastor Brian explains the gift our Lord has for each of us in exchange for the one thing we can offer Him. And in that exchange, Jesus meets us right where we are. Matthew 2:1-2 (NLT) Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea, during the reign of King Herod. About that time some wise men from eastern lands arrived in...

In the book of James, we’re told to consider it pure joy when we face trials and testing. Yet our natural response is often to ask: Why me? Why now? How long will this last? How do we get through it? This week, we’re joined by Pastor Dan Lian, who brings a timely and encouraging message on testing, and how trials, when viewed through the lens of faith, can actually lead us to pure joy. James 1:2 (...

God doesn’t need your money; we are not financially generous in order to support the work of God. So then why does God want us to be generous? During the final week of our series, Pastor Brian answers this question by showing how we can be financially generous, and what the true meaning of tithing is.

Certain things like fulfillment, significance, and peace may seem like they require money to obtain, but the reality is these can only be given to us by God. This week Pastor Brian shares a message on Mammon - what it is, what is isn’t, and how it works to steal you of the joy and purpose God has planned.

The Bible speaks often about generosity, and when we understand generosity rightly, it can reshape how we see every other part of life. As we continue into week three of our series, Pastor Brian brings a message on stewardship, reminding us that when stewardship and generosity work together, they shape our hearts our priorities.

We serve an active God who still performs miracles, and so often generosity and faith are what pave the way for those miracles to happen. This week, we are joined again by Pastor Chris VanBuskirk of Counterpoint Church in Chillicothe, Ohio. He brings a powerful message about Elijah and the faith of many that preceded miraculous provision and victory through God.

The Bible has a lot to say about money. Not just about spending or saving, but about how our relationship with money reflects the condition of our hearts. This week, we’re starting a new series focused on what God teaches us about money and how to approach it with a heart aligned to Him.

As Pastor Brian concludes our series on the Holy Spirit, he teaches on the three baptisms outlined in the Bible. Included in these is the baptism in the Holy Spirit - when we receive the power of the Holy Spirit which gives us the power to live the new life Jesus has planned for us.

This series focuses on living the life God has called us to. We cannot do that on our own — the Holy Spirit equips and empowers us every step of the way. This week’s message dives deep into the gifts of the Holy Spirit, bringing both teaching and encouragement as Pastor Brian shows how these gifts help us fulfill God’s purpose for our lives.

Queen City Church’s hope is to teach you to have a relationship with God that keeps getting better and better, and personal closeness with the Holy Spirit plays a big role in this. Today, our own Caleb Ayers shares a message on three distinct movements we can make in our lives to walk closer in step with the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit empowers us to live the life God calls us to live—and to do what He calls us to do. Continuing into week two of our series on the Holy Spirit, Pastor Brian teaches about the moment of, and the result of, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on God’s people.

This Sunday we’re beginning a five-part series exploring what the Bible teaches about The Holy Spirit. To start, Pastor Brian will help us understand who the Holy Spirit is and what His role is in our lives.

One Sunday each year, Pastor Brian sets aside time to cast vision for our church—sharing where we believe God is leading us and highlighting key areas of focus for the coming year. Today, he’s excited to announce three big developments that represent how we’re growing to meet the needs of our church family and our community in the year ahead: 1 - Foundations Child Development Center — a new early-...

This series has answered the most frequently asked questions of our church, based on a survey completed on Easter. To close the series, Pastor Brian will address the most frequently asked question people bring up in private—one that many carry quietly but heavily.

Choosing to love and accept God means making the decision to follow Him for the rest of our lives. As we grow in our understanding of His plans, we become better equipped to live as faithful followers. This week, Pastor Brian unpacks four key theological categories of God’s will and shows how they can serve as practical guides for our daily lives.

Culture often tells us that success is measured by results, but God defines success by obedience. This week, Pastor Brian unpacks what true obedience looks like in our relationship with God—and how seeing success through His eyes helps us better grasp His love for us.

We often define ourselves by our mistakes, achievements, or what others say about us. But where does our true identity come from? This week, Lauren Sheppard shares on insecurity, and what God says is true about our significance and value.

God is close to us and continually welcomes us to turn to Him—on both good days and hard ones. This week in our series of requested topics, Pastor Brian draws from Elijah’s story to show how God meets us in our stress and burnout, and invites us into His plan for true rest.

This week we’re launching a new series shaped by our church-wide Easter survey, focusing on the topics people most want to hear. Pastor Brian starts the series with a message on stress, and how Jesus invites us to lean on Him and our community to press through life’s pressures.

When Jesus first called His disciples, He invited them to learn how to reach people with the Good News. After His resurrection, His final instruction to those same apostles was to go and share that message everywhere. This week, Pastor Brian reminds us of the mission God has given to every believer — to share our faith and make disciples of Jesus.