Restoration Living

When will the world come to an end? Are we in the last days? Are you worried about being left behind?

These are questions I often heard when I was growing up. In church services, we would listen to sermons on how Jesus was coming back soon and that a massive time of tribulation was about to go on for the Church around the world. Fears of the Antichrist, the Mark of the Beast, and fiery judgment left me confused and fearful. Maybe you have heard or experienced similar things and wondered how true they were.

Join us as we continue through this series on the Book of Revelation by finishing Chapter 14 and Chapter 15, where God uses the 7 Trumpets to spread out the people of Israel and to end the Sacrificial System.

As children grow and develop, we understand that there is a process. Bottle feeding becomes spoon-feeding, which then leads to eating solid foods. However, if a person goes decades without moving past the spoon-feeding stage, we recognize something is abnormal.

Why don't we do the same when we measure spiritual maturity? When we see a follower of Jesus go years or decades without growth and continue to need to be spoon-fed God's Word and taught Kingdom principles, why do we not recognize that as abnormal?

Join us for this episode where we look at the Apostle Paul's guidance for the young church community in Ephesus to see how we can measure our own spiritual maturity by our desire to grow and develop in our faith.

When will the world come to an end? Are we in the last days? Are you worried about being left behind?

These are questions I often heard when I was growing up. In church services, we would listen to sermons on how Jesus was coming back soon and that a massive time of tribulation was about to go on for the Church around the world. Fears of the Antichrist, the Mark of the Beast, and fiery judgment left me confused and fearful. Maybe you have heard or experienced similar things and wondered how true they were.

Join us as we continue through this series on the Book of Revelation by beginning Chapter 14, looking at how the Church responds to the 'Mark of the Beast.'

The Nativity is one of the most recognized symbols of Christmas. The picture of what it might have been like when the Messiah was born, and God came into the world as a human is one of wonder and heavenly peace.

Yet, all was not holiday-movie perfect in the lives of those who journeyed to worship the newborn king. In each of their lives, there was hardship and struggle. Even so, God worked in each of their lives to give them a testimony we can still benefit from today.

Join us as we continue this series by looking at the baby in the Manger to see how He would one day be the Way to the Father, the Truth about reality, and the Life to the fullest.

The Nativity is one of the most recognized symbols of Christmas. The picture of what it might have been like when the Messiah was born, and God came into the world as a human is one of wonder and heavenly peace.

Yet, all was not holiday-movie perfect in the lives of those who journeyed to worship the newborn king. In each of their lives, there was hardship and struggle. Even so, God worked in each of their lives to give them a testimony we can still benefit from today.

Join us as we continue this series by looking at the Angels to see how God sent the Messiah to allow for all of His family to come home again.

The Nativity is one of the most recognized symbols of Christmas. The picture of what it might have been like when the Messiah was born, and God came into the world as a human is one of wonder and heavenly peace.

Yet, all was not holiday-movie perfect in the lives of those who journeyed to worship the newborn king. In each of their lives, there was hardship and struggle. Even so, God worked in each of their lives to give them a testimony we can still benefit from today.

Join us as we continue this series by looking at the Wise Men, the ones who traveled so far to worship the Messiah, to see how we can live a life that leaves a legacy.

The Nativity is one of the most recognized symbols of Christmas. The picture of what it might have been like when the Messiah was born, and God came into the world as a human is one of wonder and heavenly peace.

Yet, all was not holiday-movie perfect in the lives of those who journeyed to worship the newborn king. In each of their lives, there was hardship and struggle. Even so, God worked in each of their lives to give them a testimony we can still benefit from today.

Join us as we continue this series by looking at the Shepherds, the ones to share the great news about the birth of the Messiah, to see how we can learn how God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things.

The Nativity is one of the most recognized symbols of Christmas. The picture of what it might have been like when the Messiah was born, and God came into the world as a human is one of wonder and heavenly peace.

Yet, all was not holiday-movie perfect in the lives of those who journeyed to worship the newborn king. In each of their lives, there was hardship and struggle. Even so, God worked in each of their lives to give them a testimony we can still benefit from today.

Join us as we continue this series by looking at Joseph, the earthly stepfather of the Messiah, to see how we can learn that followers of God obey His commands.

The Nativity is one of the most recognized symbols of Christmas. The picture of what it might have been like when the Messiah was born, and God came into the world as a human is one of wonder and heavenly peace.

Yet, all was not holiday-movie perfect in the lives of those who journeyed to worship the newborn king. In each of their lives, there was hardship and struggle. Even so, God worked in each of their lives to give them a testimony we can still benefit from today.

Join us as we begin this series by looking at Mary, the mother of the Messiah, to see how we can learn to trust God's word and His will.

When will the world come to an end? Are we in the last days? Are you worried about being left behind?

These are questions I often heard when I was growing up. In church services, we would listen to sermons on how Jesus was coming back soon and that a massive time of tribulation was about to go on for the Church around the world. Fears of the Antichrist, the Mark of the Beast, and fiery judgment left me confused and fearful. Maybe you have heard or experienced similar things and wondered how true they were.

Join us as we continue through this series on the Book of Revelation by finishing Chapter 13 by discussing the infamous 'Mark of the Beast.'