The Bible is full of God’s promises to us. He promises that for as long as we have breath in our lungs, the goodness of God and His unfailing love will always be with us. In week four of our “I am” series, one of the Queen City Church’s own, Lauren Sheppard, discusses what Jesus is saying when he declares, “I am the Good Shepherd”.

Jesus is the door into eternal life. When Jesus promises eternal life, He is offering a better place than where we are right now, and the only way to get there is through Jesus. Join us in week three of the series as Pastor Brian shares what He means when Jesus says “I am the door”.

Even the smallest amount of light will always defeat any amount of darkness. No matter how dark a circumstance may be, there is always a light that leads to life, and that spiritual light is Jesus. In week two of the series, Pastor Brian teaches what Jesus meant when He said “I Am The Light Of The World”.

Can you actually make space for a miracle, or is that outside of human influence? When we invite Jesus into our hearts and remain obedient, we are given an opportunity to join with Him in partnership to bring about the miraculous. Join us as guest speaker Pastor Dan Lian of Newspring Church shares an inspiring message about making space for a miracle.

When we know who Jesus is, we see who he is calling us to be. During this series, we are going to learn more about Jesus by looking at 7 “I am ________” statements Jesus makes in the book of John in the Bible. In the first week of the series, Pastor Brian shares on the statement, “I Am The Bread of Life”.

Every day, we have the choice to line ourselves up to either truth, or lies. If you want consistency in your relationship with God, you have to consistently line up to truth. In our final week of the series, Pastor Brian discusses the fundamentals of proper alignment.

Take notes this week as Pastor Brian shares what he says is the “most important message of this year.” He tackles on of the greatest issues facing our generation - the lack of rest, and more importantly, the lack holy rest.

This week, in conjuncture with the launch of our spring semester of small groups, our very own Nat Miller shares about the importance of a life giving community. A better and better life starts in real community with God and with others.

Worship is love expressed. And as people, we can’t choose if we worship, we can only choose what or who we worship. So why is it so important to worship? During week four of our Fundamentals series, Pastor Brian shares on the reason for worship.

You are designed by God to make a difference, and to do this we must discover the purpose He planned for us. God’s design in you reveal’s God’s destiny for you. During week 3 of our Fundamentals series, Pastor Brian discusses the importance of discovering your God-given purpose.