Queen City Church

Join us for part two of our Following Jesus series as Robin unpacks the process of discovering our true selves through knowing Jesus via the example of Peter's life.

We've got our good friend Adam Russell from Vineyard Fellowship Campbellsville starting off our new series on following Jesus with stories from his life demonstrating why he follows Jesus. This episode is a powerful and sweet testimony of the goodness of God through many seasons of life.

Catch up on our latest sermon with Dan as he invites us to broaden our vision to focus on the promises of God and the longterm goals of His Kingdom above our short term situations or individual gain.

Join us for this week's podcast! Robin shares the Easter story through the lens of Jesus' closest friends as an example of experiences we may all face and the impact that His resurrection can have even on us today. Also, Dan leads us in communion.

Join us for this week's podcast to look at the arrival of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost as Dan investigates the Holy Spirit's desire to build bridges and impact the world outside of the church walls.

Tune in for this week's podcast as David Vallier dispels fear and confusion about the person of the Holy Spirit, His nature, and who He is in us!

The scripture tells us that the goodness of God leads us to repentance. Discovering his goodness releases in us the fruit of the spirit identified as goodness. Join us for this week's podcast as we seek to experience the goodness of God in a way that changes our lives and reproduces to impact others!

We're excited to have Thomas Torrey back on the podcast as he leads us in exploring garden imagery in the Bible as a lens for Galatians 5 and life in the Spirit. Listen in to discover the relationship between our efforts and God's design in a study of culture and nature.

Join us for this week's podcast as Dan circles back to the subjects of joy and rejoicing as the model for our lives instead of a reaction to a moment.

The Spirit has been moving among our congregation in a new and unexpected way these last few weeks. Last week Robin shared a message on joy and the Spirit moved people to tears in what we believe was his process of helping people to accept and process grief as he set them onto the path of Joy. This week, the Spirit rested on us again as Robin shared testimonies of God's kindness.

We had a powerful time with the Lord this Sunday as Robin revisited joy as one of aspect of God and a fruit of His Spirit.

Dan Keistler give us a stronger context for the fruit of the Spirit by understanding that we are already made in God's Image but that it takes time and intention through relationship with Jesus to be formed into His Likeness.

David Vallier continues our fruit of the Spirit series in a look at the faithfulness of Jesus and the reality that we can embody faithfulness as a response to relationship with Him.

Our dive into the fruit of a Spirit-led life continues as Robin guides us through self control. Self control isn't only a fruit of the Spirit, but it is the culmination of many of the other fruits put to action.

Join us for this week's podcast as Robin preaches on joy as a reality of the presence of the Holy Spirit and the fruit of a life in connection to the joyful God. Robin has a gift to impart the joy of the Lord and there was a palpable presence of the Spirit this Sunday.

Join us for week 3 of "Fruit of the Spirit" as Josiah Claypool leads us into a study of the presence of peace in the life of the believer that's promised through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit.

Dan Keistler joins us again this week to look at the fruit of love as the foundation for all other fruit of the Spirit-led life.

We're kicking the 2023 off with a study of the Fruits of the Spirit. This week Robin opens the series with the promise of grace to enable us to grow in the fruit as we deal with ourselves honestly and see Jesus as our source, being what we are not.

Thomas Torrey rounds out our Advent series with a discussion about our method's for relating to and measuring time and in turn how we relate to a God that lives outside of time.

It's the second week of our Advent series and we're welcoming Dan Keistler for the first time to the QCC pulpit as he sheds a light on how different Jesus is from our expectations and how much higher his ways are than ours.