Queen City Church

Guest speaker Stephen Roach from the Breath and the Clay and The Makers and Mystics podcast talks about his journey of seeing God work in the mundane areas of his life and the process of learning to see from His perspective.

Jesus has become our advocate and where there was once our accuser constantly reminding God of our sins, Jesus is now eternally face to face with the Father reminding Him of His goodness. If He chooses to remind himself of his heart for us, how much must we be reminded?

Robin continues his illustration of the Bible as a primary reference point combating spiritual disorientation. His reading of First John 1's is a challenging but promising passage, insisting that correction is a needed part of living in God's light.

Robin shares from a season in his life about trusting the bible when you can't count on your own feelings.

Guest speaker, Randall Worley uses the example of Peter the Disciple to show how we try to give to God something He has already provided for us.

Andy preaches out of the first chapter of First John - that Jesus was and is a real person, that truth can be known, and that He longs for us to be honest with Him to experience His light.

Robin recap's Donna's message as a strong directive for this year and focuses on the power and necessity of commitment to reading the Bible.

Donna McMillan teaches about putting the Lord first and centering our lives around a devotion to His purposes.

Andy preaches a message on the certainty of hardship and the necessity of a hope that carries you through.

God's response to our troubles is that He would come, Himself and experience it with us.

In Robin's third sermon on gratitude as a tool to finding joy and meaning in life, he focuses on the Magi's quest for the King of the Jews.

Robin spends another week on the life changing power of gratitude.

Robin unpacks the necessity of gratitude as a key component to healthy thinking and joyful living.

Andy presents that the Gospel is not only an intellectual concept of the Kingdom of Peace, but was always intended that believers would be mobilized to perform acts of mercy to those around them.

Andy casts vision for building a spiritual legacy as part of a special service honoring Robin and Donna McMillan for their years of sacrifice and service.

Robin shares about the necessity and and practice of seeking the manifestation of the Kingdom of God in power, help, and changed lives.

The Kingdom of Heaven is available to those who are willing to recognize their need for it, but many are unwilling to become vulnerable because they haven't know God to be kind.

Jesus presented the Kingdom of Heaven in parables because it was a reality that required a humility and hunger to enter. His Parable of the Sower serves as a key to understanding the path through explaining the four different ways that we receive and process revelation.

When Jesus saw how lost the Children of Israel were, He responded by both demonstrating and teaching about the Kingdom of Heaven.

Guest speaker, Ray Hollenbach presents the mission of the church as the call to spread the good news of the Kingdom of God. This is something far deeper and nuanced than only individual salvation, but resulting in a return to right relationship, peace, and joy.