Queen City Church

We are all shaped by our past, good and bad. And generations of families can experience the same challenges if no one chooses to break the cycle. This week, Pastor Brian shares the steps we have to take in order to change negative generational patterns.

In this series, we will take a look at what the Bible has to say about how we can be "Truly Free." During week one, Pastor Brian teaches on the difference between the tree of life, and the tree of knowledge of good and evil.

As we conclude the Summer Voices series, we hear from five people within our church, each delivering a 7-minute message on a specific characteristic of God.

For the fourth week of our Summer Voices series, we are joined by Pastor Darren Scheske of Heartland Church in Fishers, Indiana. Pastor Darren brings a message of how to prepare and posture ourselves in combatting the worries of life.

During week three of our Summer Voices series we are joined by Pastor Gerald Fadayomi of Home Church Roswell in Roswell, Georgia. Pastor Gerald brings a message about how a life with Jesus can transform us into having the mindset and identity of a servant.

This Sunday, we rally together as a church before going out and serving our City. Pastor Heather Cromer leads the morning by reminding us what it means to have the attitude of a servant.

During week two of the Summer Voices series, we are joined by Pastor Brian Taylor of Every Nation Cincinnati Church. He brings a message of growth, showing how Jesus specializes in using ordinary people to do extraordinary things.

During the first week of our Summer Voices series, we are joined by Tiffany Coleman who shares a message about waiting for answers to prayers. She shows us that regardless of how hopeless a situation seems, or how long the wait is, continuing to trust God is always the answer.

As we conclude the series, we see how the final chapter of Ephesians reminds us we are in a fight. Paul says this fight is not against flesh and blood enemies; it is against evil spirits. This week Pastor Brian teaches us how we can be prepared for the attacks of the enemy.

We are saved by grace through faith; not by our good works. And as followers of Jesus, we are brand new people. During week five of our Ephesians series, Pastor Brian show how our new lives should be lived out as a response to the grace we’ve been given.

As we enter into the second half of our series, Pastor Brian shows how Paul transitions from helping us understand the gospel, to helping us understand how to live the Gospel. During week four, we focus on three characteristics we should live out as the Church.

As we move into week three, Jasmine Miller continues the series by showing the specific areas in which Paul prays the followers of Jesus would experience increase.

During week two of our series on the book of Ephesians, our very own Nat Miller gives a message on the good news that even though sin is working against us, our far more powerful God is working for and through us.

This week we are starting a new series focused completely on the Book of Ephesians. Over the next few weeks, we will learn about the two parts of Ephesians: understanding the gospel and living the gospel. During week one, Pastor Brian shares four truths Paul outlines to the followers of Jesus in Ephesians. Ephesians 30-day devotional https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/37459

As we finish our series, we are joined by Dr. Tammy Smith as she teaches how we can achieve emotionally healthy relationships by properly caring for our soul.

When Jesus calls us to be peacemakers, that doesn’t mean a life without conflict. Peace is not the absence of conflict; it is the presence of righteousness. During week three of our relationships series, Pastor Brain teaches how to have healthy conflict in being a peacemaker.

During week two of our series, Pastor Brian shows what is at the root of unhealthy relationships, and the steps necessary in order to foster life-giving, healthy relationships.

God wants you to have emotionally healthy relationships, and those are made up of emotionally healthy individuals. This series will take a closer look at what it takes to thrive in relationships with others. During week one, Pastor Brian shows two areas of individual awareness where growth can have the greatest impact.

Following Jesus is a process, with the goal of progress. The foundation of following Jesus is reading and studying what He teaches in The Bible. This week we are joined by guest Pastor Chris VanBuskirk of Centerpoint Church in Chillicothe, Ohio. Pastor Chris shares the parable of the sower, and shows what it teaches about how we respond to God’s Word.

On this Easter Sunday as we conclude our series, Pastor Brian shares what Jesus means when he says to build our house on the rock.

There are going to be things in life, and in prayer, that we ask for but don’t get right away. Jesus teaches on prayer twice during the Sermon On The Mount, and this week Pastor Brian shows the full context of what Jesus says about prayer, how to pray, and how to have an accurate view of God in our prayer life.

As we continue our series focusing on The Sermon On The Mount, Pastor Brian shows what Jesus teaches about judging others, and how these principals are supported throughout the rest of the Bible.

The Sermon On The Mount is a sermon of repentance; changing our way of thinking. This week we are joined by Pastor Jelani Lewis of Gateway Church to learn what Jesus teaches about how to overcome worry.

The first five books of the Old Testament outline The Law. When Jesus died for our sins, he fulfilled The Law and we are now living under Grace. During week three of the series, Pastor Brian continues teaching on The Sermon On The Mount, and how it instructs us for living in response to God’s grace.

During the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells his followers they are the salt of the earth, and light of the world. As we enter week two of the series, Pastor Brian teaches what Jesus meant by this, and how we can reflect the kingdom of God by living as salt and light.