This Father’s Day, We celebrate the role of fathers while emphasizing the universal call to run to our Heavenly Father. Pastor Steve explores the responsibility of fathers to lead their families toward Jesus through love, discipline, and consistent example. His message highlights the importance of accepting God’s “no” as an act of love for our good, paralleling how fathers guide their children. He challenges fathers and all believers to prioritize spiritual disciplines—Bible reading, prayer, service, and giving—to build a strong foundation for themselves and those they influence. The sermon weaves practical advice with biblical principles, urging everyone to run to the Father, trust His guidance, and lead others to Him.

A powerful Pentecost Sunday sermon exploring the true meaning of service and the enduring gift of the Holy Spirit. Discover how serving others reflects a heart that prioritizes God's purpose over self, embracing problem-solving to fulfill His mission. Drawing from Acts 2:37-39, Mike unpacks how the Holy Spirit’s outpouring on Pentecost was not a one-time event but a promise for every generation, marking the beginning of the Spirit’s fullness at work in the Church of Jesus Christ. Be inspired to live a Spirit-empowered life of service and purpose!

We explore why camp is so vital in the lives of children and youth. Pastor Steve shares his perspective on the lasting impact of camp, followed by testimony from Kelly about how it has deepened her faith in Jesus.

How do we support our brothers and sisters in Christ? Mike Elceser challenges us to look beyond our feelings, seek God's wisdom, and embrace every new believer as part of His family. Learn how to guide others in faith with love and understanding!

Where are you going? Are you running the rat race to get all that this world has to offer, or are you running the race that God has marked out for you? Pastor Steve explores the theme "Run to the Father," emphasizing the urgency and purpose of continually seeking God in every area of life. He challenges us to evaluate where we are running and what we are chasing. Are we running toward God’s plan with the intensity of a race, or merely strolling through life? Through vivid analogies and biblical truths, this sermon encourages believers to run with purpose, not aimlessly, trusting that God provides safety, strength, and provision as we seek His kingdom first. It’s a call to become disciples who make disciples, running the race marked out for us to receive the eternal prize.

Kelly Magoon brings us a special service for Mother's Day titled: In The Whisper. When the storms of life arise, when we feel shaken like an earthquake, run to The Father and hear his voice In The Whisper.

Panel discussion led by Brittaney Pires with the Restoration Church Worship Team, exploring the theme, "How have your past worship experiences shaped who you are and how you lead today?" The conversation will dive into key questions: "Who do we worship?", "When do we worship?", "Why do we worship?", and "How do you worship?" Additionally, we’ll explore the vital role of production in worship, highlighting how our production team creates an atmosphere that invites meaningful worship. Don’t miss this enriching and thought-provoking session!

Join us for a powerful sermon the week after Easter, exploring the profound events following Jesus' resurrection. Discover how Jesus’ actions reveal that we don’t need to be perfect to be part of His plan. Through His finished work, He invites the same imperfect team to continue His mission. This message reminds us that God values faithfulness over flawlessness, encouraging us to stay committed to His purpose. Don’t miss this inspiring reflection on grace, purpose, and the beauty of being chosen despite our imperfections!

Will you praise God when nothing seems to go your way? God loves you so much that he wants to be a part of every area of your life. It is during hard times that we will be made stronger, when we prepare to trust and praise God through it all.

Have you ever made a promise or commitment that you didn't keep? Have you ever thought things were going one way and then they went in the opposite direction? The disciples answered yes to these questions during the last week of Jesus' life because they were looking for a physical kingdom instead of a spiritual kingdom.