LexCity Church Concerts

Went and watched Chonda Pierce, she was hilarious and funny.

We have attended Lex City since Easter. We moved here permanent in June and thus far we really feel welcome and feel the true Gospel of Jesus Christ is thought. The worship is amazing, it's like experiencing a concert every week. It is very loud so it's not for everyone. The kids City worship area is wonderful for our kids. I love that they do outreach, equipping, and don't compromise the gospel.

Wish I lived here. Watched some YouTube videos and they all had really fantastic messages. The musical aspect is my cup of tea for sure. Not a Bible guy at all but I like the way they deliver it. It's in today's language.

My Family and I landed at Quest Community Church in the fall of 2007. What I love most about Quest is that the focus is on the one thing, and that is Jesus Christ! It is about a relationship with Jesus and realizing God's plan for you is way, way better than the plans you set for yourself. I gave my life to Christ April 9,2013 after laying down my sin, pride and other sins holding me back. Quest goes all out for each and ever individual so they too can see the offer Jesus has on the table. Nobody is disqualified from stepping into a relationship with Jesus (no matter what you have done you are not disqualified). Quest offers great resources like the Mat where you can find Freedom, Recovery and Hope from addictions you may face. The Kids programs are Awesome and my kids love it there. They love to invite their friends to come with us to church. Lastly, what kept us coming back early on, and even now, are the messages taught from the stage. Each and every Sunday you will hear a practical message based on the Gospel and you will be able to apply it to your life. On top of that, the music is great.

I've been attending Quest Community Church since 2000 with my husband and kids. We've all experienced God's love there in beautiful and life-changing ways. We're not a perfect church, but we're a good church where we find hope, joy, and a sense of belonging in a world that doesn't offer much of those things.