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Restoration Church's mission is "Seeing lives restored through the gospel of Jesus Christ." Here you can listen to captivating sermons every week, as we share from the Bible and call people to take part in God's redemptive, restorative mission for the world. Tune in every week as we share the restoration we find in Christ!
A longing for understanding what eternity will be like can seem like an endless daydream. Yet, the Lord tells us that those who trust in Him will be with Him for all of eternity. Psalm 15 is the answer to a simple question – who shall dwell on your holy hill? This question in modern culture reads this way – who will make it to heaven. Join us this Sunday as we seek wisdom from the Scriptures.
Are you an optimistic or pessimistic person? It is good and right to be optimistic but not deny reality. Psalm 14 leans toward the negative reality but reminds the reader of who God is and that He will win in the end. Join us this week as we look to another Psalm of Wisdom.
Join us this week as we kick off our summer series in the Psalms of Wisdom. We look at Psalm 1 and ask, "Who is the Blessed Man that Psalm 1 speaks of?" Join us as we celebrate Christ together!
It is extremely easy to be distracted. Distractions come in all shapes and sizes and at different times. As a result, Christians must be watchful and stand guard, to not become distracted by ungodly things. Paul reminds Titus of this as he concludes his letter to the young pastor. This Sunday, we’ll dig into the end of this letter and seek to be fully devoted to the Lord.
The Scriptures speak of grace and work, but which one is it that saves us. A surface reading might lead you to lean towards one or the other depending on which text you’re reading. However, Titus 3:4-7 seems to be clear that it is grace that justifies us not works. We hope that you’ll join us this Sunday as we mine the depths of this Scripture.
In the final section of the letter to Titus, we see the continuation of what began at the beginning. Apostle Paul has challenged young Titus to do the work of gathering and discipling people. Those people are to grow and disciple others, and now, those same people are be reminded of certain things. Titus 3:1-3 speaks direct reminders that also apply to us. Join us this Sunday as we start to land the plane on this letter.
Teaching what accords with sound doctrine is the responsibility of the believer, but how and when do we do this? Titus 2:2-10 gives us multiple arenas in our lives to do the work of discipleship. Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series: Entrust.
As Apostle Paul continues to exhort Titus, he speaks of sound doctrine. Quickly, the reader is led to wonder what this is. As we dig into chapter 2 of Titus, we’ll flesh this out over the next few weeks. This week, we will look at the bookends of the chapter with verses 1 and 15. In just these two verses, Paul gives us a pretty good idea of what sound doctrine is. Join us on Sunday as we wrestle with the Scriptures.
Again, we see a crowd following Jesus. In Matthew 20:29-34, there are two blind men on the roadside as the crowd approaches. Interestingly, Jesus doesn’t say anything to the crowd but addresses these two individuals. As we dig into this text on Sunday, ask yourself this question: are you part of the crowd or are you crying out to Jesus?
As we celebrate the empty tomb, we’ll look at another resurrection. In Luke 7:11-17, we see Jesus interrupt a funeral of a widow’s son. Jesus saw her in her brokenness and instructed her not to weep before performing a miracle. While a miracle like this was unique, the compassion that Jesus showed is consistent with His character.
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