Vanessa spoke about worship from Revelation 4 and 5. Worship centers our lives in Jesus, gives us revelation that transforms our hearts and minds, and moves us to respond with awe and devotion. It causes us to sing and praise Jesus with everything within us, offering our whole being in humble adoration.
Hue Reminded us of the eternal and only hope of salvation that we have in Jesus, the only one who has defeated the power of Sin and Death.
Read MoreHue continued our sermon series on Elijah.
Read MoreHue continued the life of Elijah series speaking from 1 Kings 18. He reminded us to trust in God’s timing and commit to our calling and know our role.
Read MoreJoel continued our series on the Life of Elijah speaking from 1 Kings 17:17-24 reminding us to walk in the freedom of trusting in God’s plan and not lose heart.
Read MoreHue kicked off our new sermon series about the life of the Old Testament prophet Elijah. Elijah had nothing outwardly notable and no prominent pedigree or notable public history — his life was defined instead by earnest prayer, steadfast faith, and consistent obedience to the Lord. Hue reminded us that God often uses ordinary, faithful people — those who simply trust and obey — to accomplish extraordinary things.
Hue continued the power of gospel sermon series speaking about justification and sanctification. we are justified not because of our own doing but because we are covered by the cloak of Jesus’ righteousness. The Holy Spirit sanctifies us so that we are also cleaned from the inside out!
Read MoreVanessa kicked off our new sermon series “The Power of the Gospel”. The gospel offers us a new life in Jesus and teaches us a new way of living, free from the power of sin, free from the fear of man, a renewed mind and transformed life.
Read MoreJoel spoke about pursuing Jesus, finishing off our three-part sermon series on Restoration’s core values. He encouraged us to pursue Jesus wholeheartedly, both individually and corporately, by spending time with Him in prayer, meditating on His Word, serving His body, and carrying one another’s burdens.
