Queen City Church

Robin continues teaching out of Acts chapter 2 on the person of the Holy Spirit as the empowering agent in Jesus's ministry and His continuing mission to set people free of bondage of all types even today.

Robin returns with a message from Acts 2 on the power of the person of the Holy Spirit.

Andy starts the series on the book of Acts, speaking about the person of the Holy Spirit and the power of prayer, reminding us that we are a people of the Spirit.

Andy walks through Jesus' resurrection through the ascension and the experiences that His followers had in the process. Like many of us they lost hope through the most disappointing circumstance, but were able to recover it when they saw that he was raised again.

Scott Volk finishes our study of the book of Mark with an incredibly hopeful word on Jesus' resurrection and the promise that God brings the dead to life.

Andy helps round out our series on the Book of Mark with Jesus' powerful demonstration of grace and mercy through the events of his persecution.

Robin uses the story of Gethsemane and other examples from Mark 14 to illustrate how Jesus actively loved those around him and also each one of us.

Robin addresses what he calls the spirit of the age which is the practice of polarizing and demonizing others and counters it with a vision for humility and unity.

Weekly messages from Queen City Church in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Robin return to our series on The Gospel of Mark with Jesus's entry into Jerusalem.

Robin teaches about the transformative effect of water baptism.

Andy teaches on a multifaceted theological background for water baptism.

Part 3 of Robin's series from his new book, Harbinger of Hope.

Part 2 in Robin's series from his new book further unlocks the revelatory experience He had with God and releasing new hope in the process.

Robin shares an encounter he had where the Lord used wagons to show him 5 areas of hope He would restore to his people. He explains these attributes of hope through the prophetic picture in the story of Joseph in Genesis.

Continuing our series with Mark 9, guest speaker Matt Peterson focuses on our great gift and need to listen to Jesus.

Robin teaches out of Mark 8 about Jesus providing more than the crowd needs out of his compassion for them.

Andy continues our walk through the book of Mark with chapter 7. The issue of cleanliness through ceremony or an inward condition, proven through our actions.

Ray Hollenbach unpacks Mark 6 as a series examples of people's interactions with Jesus in which the outcomes were varied by their understanding of who He is. This begs us to ask what affects our own ability to process and understand Jesus, and are we receiving him fully?

Robin gives an encouraging message faith and patience as aspects fo the Christian life. Jesus' encounter with Jairus and the women with the issue of blood show us how both faith to act and patience to wait can lead to the miracles we need.

Andy preaches out of Mark 4 on the Parable Of The Sower that the little and hidden things in life tend to create the most fruit, reminding us not to be distracted by the big and the loud things that bombard us.

In Mark, chapter 3, Jesus renamed Simon Bar Jonah to Peter when he invited him to follow him, but he didn't always call him by his new name. Robin takes us through the accounts of Jesus speaking the Apostle's true name, showing the process of Peter discover his identity and divine destiny.

Robin, JM, Andy, and special guest, Adam Fadel LMFT, share a panel discussion on emotional, spiritual, and mental health in the context of Jesus' first forgiving and then healing the paraplegic man.

Robin introduces the new Series on the Gospel of Mark as having the unique point of view of Peter. The Gospel of Mark's extremely honest portrayal of Peter's growth and shortcomings points to the fact that it is true and should be received with hope.

Randall brings a powerful message of the Parable of the Good Samaritan to explain the depths of mercy that the Father shows to all of us and how it can empower us to live better, more impactful lives.