Queen City Church

Andy speaks an encouraging word out of Paul's experience in Acts on embracing our weakness as God's way of giving us His strength.

Robin shares the Revelation of the Book of Ephesians - that it was a mystery hidden from mankind through time and only revealed through Jesus. Paul prayed that it would be revealed to us who read it and not be a one time encounter or intellectual acknowledgment, but that it would continue to grow within our spirits.

Special guest, Stephen Roach shares on the miraculous gift of having and sharing God's perspective.

In this Easter message, Robin shares from the Emmaus road story of Jesus returning to the spiritually blind and heartbroken, highlighting both men's spiritual missteps and Jesus' great loving grace to encounter and restore.

Andy preaches a sobering message of the business of Jesus during his last days on Earth. He was welcomed as a king in the days leading to his death and set out to set certain things right before his penultimate days, suffering his way into the crucifixion.

Ephesians is full with the amazing promises and purposes of God, but Paul prayed in Ephesians that the church would be able to see them. Robin's speaks a powerful message to help see what God has made available and have the clarity to realize it.

Andy continues in Ephesians, hi-lighting the promises to believers and encouraging us from his own life to embrace the hardships that come with the process it takes for them to materialize.

Sandy Forbes speaks out of her life lessons of finding the strength to embrace pain and realize that the struggle is the vehicle of growth and source of power in our lives.

In the second part of The Book of Ephesians, Robin speaks of nine finished works that the Bible says have already happened to and for us that we only enjoy by acknowledging.

Robin opens our series on Ephesians, emphasizing it as foundational to the christian life and that if understood, it's concepts would radically change a church.

Andy continues our community series expanding on what a community centered around Jesus really is in reality versus our ideals.

Sean Feucht shares about the work his team is doing to help the Yazidi people group in Iraqi refugee camps, highlighting fear and cultural distractions that keep Americans from actively engaging in worthwhile causes.

Robin continues our series on community. Christian community can be an unending source of joy and help, but it requires of each us that we go through a process.

Andy starts our series on Community exposing the idealistic view of a perfect community as an extension of our natural attempts to control the external to soothe the inner man where, as in the life of Paul, God can do in us something so great, that we would count it joy to find fellowship with Him even in suffering.

Randall Worley preaches a life changing message on the upside down nature of the Kingdom of God, that it is built on our weakness and failures, highlighting that we limit ourselves by casting out the thing God has given us for advancement, waiting instead for the outwardly, beautiful, perfect, or successful thing.

Robin continues last week's theme on the Holy Spirit teaching on who He was in the early church as recorded in scripture and giving modern testimonies of spiritual, emotional, and physical healings through encounters with the Holy Spirit.

Continuing our series on Acts, Robin highlights our need for the miraculous ministry of the Holy Spirit, with an invitation into a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit, praying for His power in our lives.

In this fourth part of of our series on the book of Acts, Andy shares about the reality of living a life of faith and the ebb and flow of life, disarming the ideal that one's life is either fundamentally flawed or perfect through the successes and challenges of the early church.

Robin shares the vision of QCC to be a people that loves God, loves people, and demonstrates the power of the Kingdom of God through the fruits and gifts of The Spirit.

Robin continues the subject of Jesus' act of joining us and saving us as one among us, focusing on the Lord's propensity to overwhelm us with grace in response to our sins as in the story of the women caught in adultery.