Queen City Church

You can know God. During week two of the series, Pastor Brian explores the biblical difference between knowing God intellectually and experiencing Him in your heart, and how these two ways of understanding shape our faith and relationship with God.

During this series, we’ll explore how God calls us to fulfill our mission. In week one, Pastor Brian outlines the four foundational elements of God’s vision for us; the same ones God shared with the Israelites in the book of Exodus.

If you ever find yourself feeling intimidated, insecure, or guilty about your relationship with The Bible, today’s message is for you. As we finish our series, Pastor Brian shares a very practical message designed to equip you to be a follower of Jesus not just on Sunday, but every day of your life.

Having a deep relationship with God involves having a deep relationship with the Bible. And trust is central for any healthy relationship. In the second week of our series on the Bible, Pastor Brian shares why we can trust every page of God’s word.

Today we are starting a three week series all about the Bible. The goal of the next few weeks is that you would fall in love with the Bible as you gain a deeper understanding of what this amazing book is all about.

God can share and teach so much to you over the course of a year. As we conclude our Summer Voices series, we hear from five different members of our church as they share the number one thing that God has taught them in the last year.

God created you just the way He intended. As we continue our Summer Voices series, Pastor Mike Scruggs from Light of the World Church shares from the story of David and Goliath to illustrate how someone out there needs exactly what God has in store for you to give.

Regardless of whether we find ourselves in righteous or unrighteous situations, we have the power to accomplish great things for God if we embrace the right model. This week in our Summer Voices series, he hear a message from Pastor Tom Lane as he shares the process and common misconceptions of following God.

When we tell others what God has done, it has the ability to multiply the miracle of God’s power. This week of our Summer Voices series, we are joined by Pastor Dusty Dean from Heartland Church in Carrollton, Texas. He brings a message about the power and principles of personal testimony.

God has a specific plan and purpose for your life. He has given you dreams, and every step you take towards achieving those dreams is valuable. This week, Pastor Dereck Frymier from Legacy Church in Indianapolis, Indiana, shares a message about preparing for the tests that will come your way as you steward the dream God has given you.

Summer is here, which means it’s time again for our Summer Voices series where we will hear from voices both inside and outside our church. To start off the series, Neville 'Paco' Pancham joins us to discuss how to experience the fullness of God."

Of all the things we doubt, one of the fastest ways to stunt our Christian growth is when we doubt ourselves. As we finish the series this week, Pastor Brian teaches on self-doubt and how your purpose is not lost regardless of what you think about yourself.

Prayer is an amazing, powerful gift from God, but it can also be confusing. As we continue with our series, Pastor Brian shares the purpose of prayer, and what to do when you feel like your prayers are not being answered.

There is a big difference between trusting in God and trusting in an outcome. This Mother’s Day, we hear from Heather Cromer as she shares a story from the Bible that displays God’s steadfast love, and promise to always provide for our needs.

A life with Jesus is undoubtedly the best life you can live. But even after you have committed to following Jesus, you will still experience pain and suffering. As we continue this series looking into infrequently-discussed topics within the church, Pastor Brian teaches on the reason for, and origin of, human pain and suffering.

Asking questions about your belief system is part of the maturity process of your faith journey. As we continue discussing often looked-over topics, Jasmine Miller shares a message on faith deconstruction, and how it can be done in a healthy, healing way in order to bring you even closer to Jesus.

During this series, we are looking at challenging topics that are often glossed over. This week, Pastor Brian addresses a very complex subject that causes so many people to doubt God, walk away from God, and walk away from the Church. If you’ve experienced church hurt, we hope this message will bring peace and hope, and begin leading you toward healing.

God loves people of faith, and to be people of faith we have to deal with our doubt. As we continue into week two of our series on doubt, we are joined by own very own Caleb Ayers as he shows three things that can help us when it comes to the topic of God and science.

This week we are starting a new series on an uncomfortable feeling that is often overlooked: doubt. But unaddressed doubt has the ability to choke out your faith. During today’s message, Pastor Brian shares three encouraging moments in The Bible where people experienced doubt in their faith.

When Jesus was resurrected on Sunday, He gave us three things: proof, power, and a promise. As we conclude our series on The Passion Week, Pastor Brian shares what happened on Resurrection Sunday (Easter), and the significance it has on our lives today.

We have spent this entire series looking closely at Jesus’ actions during His last week on earth, and the significance of each day. This week, Pastor Brian discusses what Jesus did on Saturday, one day after Jesus died and one day before He would be resurrected from the tomb.

The day of The Passion Week that we now refer to as Good Friday was actually very painful for Jesus. But everything Jesus went through on that day means something for our lives now. For week five of the series, Lauren Sheppard teaches on the significance in Jesus’ suffering, and the healing we experience because of it.

As we continue studying the Passion Week, it is important to remember that nobody knew what was coming, except for Jesus. While there wasn’t much account of what Jesus did on Wednesday, there was great detail given to Thursday’s events. This week, our very own Nat Miller shares a message on five principles that Jesus reminds the disciples during His last day and meal with them.

Everything Jesus did during The Passion Week leading to Easter Sunday had a purpose. In today’s message, Pastor Brian outlines the deep significance of the events that took place on Tuesday, and how Jesus continued preparing himself and His followers for what was in store later that week.

Jesus led a flawless and blameless life, even as he felt anger over misuse of the temple. During week two of the series, we look at the holy discontent Jesus holds for hypocrisy, and how his response should guide our own.