During our final week of the series, Pastor Brian discusses why he chose the topic of “Detox” - because a detox will set you up for long term success and growth, and God wants you to grow! But real, lasting growth takes time. Join as Pastor Brian shares how we can prepare ourselves to experience real, lasting spiritual growth.

Relationships will determine the quality and direction of your life, and throughout the pandemic, we may have let some relational toxins in. During week three of the our series, Pastor Brian discusses some negative things we may need to detox from, and how to appropriately position yourself above, below, and next to the right people.

“Detox” means to remove unhealthy substances for a period of time, but emotions are not something we need to remove. Having emotions is not bad, and feeling them is not wrong, but being lead by our emotions is what leasds to problems. In week 2 of the series, Pastor Brian uses scripture to show us how to not be lead by our emotions, and in doing this, experience an “Emotional Detox”.

We are starting a new series this week designed to help all of us come out of a physical, emotional or spiritual slump we may have found ourselves in over the past 6 months. The first step in experiencing change is understanding that our lives move in the direction of our strongest thought. In week one, Pastor Brian invites us to let God transform you by changing the way that you think, and leads us through a 6-day “Mental Detox.”

This week marks the second birthday of Queen City Church, and the start of a new season as we begin in-person services at Cincinnati’s Memorial Hall! In a special message for Comeback Sunday, Pastor Brian teaches from a story in Mark Chapter 2 to show when you can’t get to Jesus by yourself, other people will help you get there.

If you’ve ever had trouble breaking a sin habit, there’s a reason - because God never designed you to carry the weight of fixing yourself. In the final part of our series exploring topics from the past 100 weeks of Queen City Church, Jasmine Miller discusses how this cycle of sin occurs, and how we can find our way out of it, through community and through Jesus.

Depression. It is real, and unfortunately, so is the stigma attached to it. If you are in a dark place, we want you to know that you are accepted, and it is ok to not be ok. However, it’s not ok to stay that way. Reach out to a friend, family member, or professional and tell them what you’re going through. This week, Pastor Brian revisits a message from the “Silent Killers” series to share what the Bible teaches about the silent killer of depression, and what we can do if we find ourselves experiencing it.

National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255

Our words carry such great power. The Bible says words have the power to bring life or death. But words don’t start at the mouth, they start at the heart. For week four of our series, Pastor Brian shares from the “Book of James” series and teaches why “Our Words Matter”.

In the third week of our “Run It Back” series, where we’re revisiting messages from the first 100 weeks of our church, Pastor Brian shares from the “How to Live Through a Bad Day” series. The Bible reminds us that in the midst of a bad day, we can be assured that there is a purpose in our pain, and there is an end to our bad day.