Creeds are specific to who we believe in, and confessions are what we believe in. While they are not Gospel themselves, they help shape our vocabulary as Christians and express what we know from the Word of God.

Enjoy this standalone message centered around God's ability to give rest. Rest in the Savior this week as you reflect on the amazing grace he has provided freely, and find some time each week to dedicate towards things that bring joy to your life!

Merry Christmas, from Restoration Church!

Do you ever miss what you’re looking for when it’s right in front of you? It is a problem that we’ve all experienced, and the people of the Bible are no different. For years, the religious people had been waiting for the Messiah to come. Now that He was here, they missed him. We hope you will join us on this last Advent Sunday before Christmas as we look at Luke 2:1-7.

Unfortunately, the Christmas season isn’t joyful for everyone. Even in the tragedy, there is good news! As we look at Hebrews 4:14-16, we’ll see some of that good news and be reminded of the love of God.

As we saw a couple of weeks ago, we can often build up our expectations. So what happens when they aren’t met? This is a realistic problem that we all struggle with, and it’s one that we experience often during this season. Join us this week as we look at Micah 5:2.

While the building up of hope is not isolated to Christmas, it seems to be larger during this season. We all have expectations for the season but are they the right expectations. As we continue our Advent series, we’ll look at the High Hopes that the people of Israel had.

As we embark on the Advent Season, we’ll begin by looking at Advent as a whole. There are four major themes of the season, and as we study Colossians 1:15-20, we see that they are perfectly seen in Jesus! We pray that you’ll join us this week as we begin our new series: The Tragedy of Christmas.

Join us as our good friend Ed Gregory finishes up our series on Ephesians!

The armor of God is probably familiar to many of us, but in our culture this is a timely text. We must be reminded of who our enemy is. As we near the end of Ephesians, let's lean in and ask the Lord to speak to us.