We value people more than tradition, facilities, or programs because that's what matters most to God.

The first chapter of Ruth opens with a great sorrow, but God's hand is already working behind the scenes.

There's a ton of confusion in our society today about truth. Is there such a thing as truth? Is truth relative? Can different people have different truths even if those truths contradict each other? At Restoration Life Church, we value speaking the truth of the gospel filled with the grace and mercy we've found in Jesus and living that truth out in our lives missionally.

This is a series of messages about Restoration Life Church's core values. The first one Pastor Dave will be talking about is: We value fervent and honest prayer that unleashes the supernatural power of an all-powerful God.

The book of Ruth is about romance and redemption, but it's not just about Ruth and Boaz. It's also a picture of fallen humanity being redeemed by our Kinsman-Redeemer, Jesus.

We often let worry and fear dominate our lives, but God's word promises that if we cast our cares on the Lord Jesus Christ, His peace will guard our hearts and our minds.

We are no longer under the bondage of ceremonial law, but now God has written His law on our hearts. What does that mean and how does it happen?

Most of our battles are won or lost in the mind. With Christ's help, we can learn to see God's goodness no matter what our circumstances may be.

Moses takes us on a tour of the tabernacle, wherein we see a picture of Jesus and the message of the gospel.

If you can't control what you think, then you can't control what you do. As followers of Jesus, we have to demolish strongholds of the enemy and train our minds to live by God's truth.