Queen City Church

Summer Voices - “Psalm 23”

August 2nd, 2026  |  52 mins 47 secs

davey blackburn, goodness, mercy, pain, psalm, purpose, redemption, valley

As followers of Jesus, we can walk in victory regardless of our present pain. In our suffering, we may not always receive an explanation from God, but we do receive an incarnation: the promise of His presence. Today, Davey Blackburn, founder of Nothing Is Wasted Ministries, joins us with a powerful message from Psalm 23 to reveal how God meets us, leads us, and remains with us in the middle of every one of life’s valleys.

Psalm 23:6 (ESV) Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord forever.

Hello My Name Is - "More Than a Conqueror"

March 6th, 2022  |  39 mins 1 sec

change, control, hope, overcomer, peace, power, redemption, strength, victory

Through Christ’s overwhelming victory over death, each one of us has access to overwhelming victory of our own. The same exact power that rose Jesus from the dead lives inside us! For our fifth week of the series, Pastor Brian talks about this power, and how it gives us the ability to overcome and conquer the things we never thought possible to change.

Baby Monsters - “Compromise”

January 17th, 2021  |  39 mins 24 secs

boundaries, compromise, conviction, failure, god's vision, redemption, sampson

When we live by standards that are lower than those set by God, we are allowing an unhealthy compromise, which is the quickest way to find yourself off the course of your God-given calling. In week two of this series, Pastor Brian uses the Biblical story of Sampson to show how even the strongest can fall because of compromises that are given room to grow. We can also see the steps to take in order to not let compromise take control of our lives.

Run It Back - “Depression"

August 30th, 2020  |  37 mins 5 secs

comparison, deception, depression, emotion, help, isolation, lost, mental illness, redemption, suicide

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
Bible Reading Resources: www.queencitypeople.com/bible