Restoration Life Church Sermons

Both Jacob and Gideon made errors in regard to their faith. Their errors were on opposite ends of the spectrum of faith and we can learn to live a life of faith when we learn to live between them.

When John the Baptist's disciples approached Jesus because they were concerned that people were beginning to follow Jesus instead of John, John responded by pointing out that his calling was to point people to Jesus. Then he gave his disciples three reasons why they should follow Jesus instead of himself.

When God made some incredibly massive promises to Abraham, he responded in faith and believed God. Abraham's faith teaches us some powerful lessons when it comes to living in authentic faith.

John's third letter is only 15 verses long, but unites two essential themes: the importance of supporting what is good, while correcting what is wrong in the church.

When you read scripture, you realize that there’s a long, ongoing war between the forces of light and the forces of darkness and we are drawn into the long turf war; however, we know that the battle belongs to the Lord and He has already won the victory. Where you stand on the battlefield will determine where you will stand in eternity.

These 13 verses that have a huge impact will offer multiple points of spiritual wisdom every Christian should understand.

The enemy often portrays himself as a roaring lion, attempting to strike fear and doubt into our hearts, but he's just pretending! The devil may try to look fierce, but he doesn't have the true roar of authority and power. The good news is that we have an unbeatable source of strength and victory in Jesus Christ, the true Lion of Judah! This sermon will equip you with the knowledge and faith needed to face life's battles with confidence, knowing that victory is already ours through Jesus Christ.

The apostle John wrote to the early church to both encourage believers in Godly living, as well as strongly refute false teaching. In this letter, John encourages the believers as children of God to demonstrate their love for God by loving one another in sacrificial ways and obeying the will of God in avoiding sin and living righteously.

It seems as if there are many people who are sitting on a powder keg and could blow at any moment. Anger and rage has become epidemic. Most people wouldn't associate Moses with an anger problem, but when you look at scripture, it seems as if he had a bit of a short fuse. Moses' story provides some valuable lessons for anyone dealing with anger issues in their own life.

John the Baptist's disciples got a little frustrated and jealous when Jesus started taking the attention of the people away from John. John, however, was completely content because he knew his purpose and his role in God's story.