Queen City Church

Andy discusses the formational roll of suffering in the life of believers and God's promised grace to endure through the example of Paul's life and epistles.

Robin preaches an empowering word that God, through Jesus, is personally available, interested, and involved in the lives of those he loves.

In this special Easter message, Robin highlights God's desire to make us whole through the act of remembrance and meditation on his life and sufferings.

Mike Dickerman explains his upbringing in as a missionary in South America and the process of moving past disappointment into discovering peace in God's will.

Thomas Torrey leads the church in contemplating increasing empathy as an indicator of progress in discipleship.

Andy shares about the River of God that flows through us and offers us joy and comfort in the midst of trouble.

Andy takes us for a look into the Gospel of Luke to see Jesus’ perspective on the reality of living in a turbulent and difficult world., shining a light on how the unpredictability of life is really the fertile soil that grows and strengthens our life in Christ.

Robin investigates the Jesus' parable of the sower as an invitation to cultivate our hearts towards Him and invest in understanding His Kingdom.

Robin looks at the disciple's personal invitations to follow Jesus and the circumstances following His death as models for us to live by.

In a special sit down interview, Andy asks Robin & Donna about their hearts for QCC, their approach to church in turbulent times, and the wisdom that the Lord has given them for our church to unify in divisive seasons.

The disciples were complicated, ambitious, troubled, sinful men, and had different personalities that put them at odds with each other at times. Not in spite, but because of those reasons, Jesus chose each one of them. He loved them all and knew it took all of their individual differences and quirks to express the full picture of God’s love.

Robin uses the example of Peter's life to show that God ultimate purpose for our lives goes beyond restoring our limited dreams, making us a provision those who come after us.

Special guest Paul Anleitner presents a case for a paradigm shift away from a cultural faith that relies on aggression towards outside forces and requires a defense into one that seeks to saturate culture with the love of God.

Andy shares how Jesus identified fear as an indicator of misplaced trust and that we can overcome fear while also helping others. Thomas leads us in communion.

Paul wrote the epistles to the Philippians, Ephesians, Colossians, and Philemon from prison, creating some of his most lasting impact and displaying the power of the Holy Spirit to not only encourage us during our trials but to make us an encouragement to others. Join us as Robin explores Paul's letters to show us how connect to the Lord’s perspective for our lives.

Robin asks what do you tell yourself after a year like this? Down through the ages God’s people faced similar and even more severe challenges. How did they respond and what were the tools they used to turn their affliction into perseverance, then into significance.

Robin examine’s Jesus famous words, “judge not, lest you be judged” which echoed an important principle from Esther’s story that was clarified in Psalms 9 that our own peace can be determined and hindered by our judgments against others.

Our Christmas Candlelight Service, Laura Dickerman reads a passage of the Christmas account and John Mark delivers a powerful case for the sacrificial heart of God.

Andy presents the season of Advent as a celebration of hope for the return of Jesus and examines the promises God made through Isaiah.

Robin examines the history and events surrounding the birth of John the Baptist identifying the pattern of God’s overwhelming intervention after long seasons of silence and encouraging us to view our lives through the lens of scripture to enable us to hold on to God’s promises through our hardest times.