Queen City Church
Queen City Church | Cincinnati, OH
Displaying all 9 Episode of Queen City Church with the tag “loving”.
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Book of James - "How to Win Wars"
June 23rd, 2019 | 41 mins 6 secs
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In life, we are often faced with confrontation, arguments, and otherwise uncomfortable situations. Pastor Brian teaches us how to face these difficult and unsettling circumstances by showing us what James has to say about the wars around in and around us that we will face in life.
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Book of James - "Our Words Matter"
June 16th, 2019 | 41 mins 59 secs
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Words of life are a breath of fresh air and have the ability to change a setting in just seconds. This week, Pastor Brian shows us what the book of James says about the power of words and how we can train our tongue to speak life in every circumstance.
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Book of James - "Faith That Works"
June 9th, 2019 | 39 mins 31 secs
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The Bible is full of many faith-filled encounters and events and it even stresses the importance of having faith in every situation. In week two of the Book of James series, guest speaker Pastor Noah Nickel of King's Church in Cleveland, Ohio discusses how faith and works need to coexist in your life to truly make an impact around you.
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Goals - "Fighting Right"
May 26th, 2019 | 38 mins 47 secs
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In relationships, the goal is not that you never fight or argue, but that you fight right. In the last installment of our relationships series "Goals," Pastor Brian teaches us ways to fight in a healthy way that is not destructive to your significant other.
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Goals - "Finding the One"
May 5th, 2019 | 37 mins 41 secs
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There are a multitude of relationships that come and go in our lives but none of them are nearly as important as the one you have with Jesus Christ. In the first week of our new relationship series, Pastor Brian discusses how your relationship with God impacts and improves every area of your life.
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How to Live Through a Bad Day - "Aim Your Hard Questions at God"
March 31st, 2019 | 30 mins 56 secs
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In the midst of our pain and hurt, it may feel like we cannot ask God difficult questions about our situation, but in Jesus' fifth statement on the cross, He makes it abundantly clear that God is more than capable of answering even the most challenging questions. This week, Pastor Brian gives practical steps on how we can aim our hard thoughts, emotions, and questions at God when going through a bad day.
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How to Live Through a Bad Day - "Be Human Enough to Acknowledge Your Need"
March 24th, 2019 | 31 mins 45 secs
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Week Four of the series "How to Live Through a Bad Day" analyzes the fourth statement Jesus made on the cross. This week Lauren Sheppard shares how Jesus' statement reflects how we can lean on others in times of need.
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How to Live Through a Bad Day - "Be Sure You've Taken Care of Those Near You"
March 17th, 2019 | 43 mins 44 secs
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When bad days arise, it is incredibly easy to take it out on those we love, but Jesus displayed unconditional love on the cross when, in the midst of His pain, took time to care about those around us. In week three of "How to Live Through a Bad Day," Pastor Brian teaches us the importance of relationships and what we can do to take care of those we love.
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How to Live Through a Bad Day - "Help Others Who Are Experiencing Your Same Struggle"
March 10th, 2019 | 41 mins 8 secs
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In week two of our new series, How to Live Through a Bad Day, Pastor Brian shares Jesus' second statement made on the cross and how we can model his heart for loving and serving others amidst our own pain.