Reproach - a thing that makes the failings of someone or something else more apparent. 


    Most of us have felt guilty over one thing or another at some point in our lives. How do we overcome it? In the book of Exodus 2, Moses struggled with his own guilt for a very long time. However, even Moses didn't know that it was all a part of the plan - God's plan.


    Pastor John Bazemore wants our guilt removed, and points the way to do so, on this episode of Restoration Place.

This week at Restoration Place, our keynote scripture is Nehemiah 8:10, that says the joy of the Lord is our strength, as Nehemiah tries to comfort the people of Jerusalem, in the same way that God comforts us as His people.

    No matter what happens around us, we have to find our Joy in the Lord, in order for us to move forward. Check it out for yourself with First Lady Darlene Bazemore on this episode of Restoration Place on the King James Radio Network.

We head to 1 Corinthians 13 to find out how love can make a difference with what's going on in the world today. There is a difference between the feeling of love, and some other feelings that could lead us the wrong way. Pastor John Bazemore, Jr. will tell us the difference. Hear it here at Restoration Place on the King James Radio Network.

On this episode of Restoration Place, Pastor John Bazemore has a message for the lawmakers, the policy makers, the politicians, and the 2016 election candidates on standing on your own perch, while allowing the injustices of this country and this world to continue.


    We go to Luke 18:9 for one of Jesus' many parables to show us what a hypocritical spirit and demeanor can look like. We are all capable of it. Can we detect it? Can we eliminiate it? 


    We take introspective at not only ourselves, but also our government leaders to find out if they are carrying self-righteousness, which is a road to self-destruction. Check it out at Restoration Place.

There are times where we end up getting stuck in our lives, and simply not moving forward with the things that either we want to do, or whatever God has assigned for us.

    First Lady Darlene Bazemore encourages all of us to get unstuck, and press ahead to where we need to be. We head to Acts 16:25 to check in with Paul and Silas, as they praise their way out of their imprisonment. They found a way to move forward, and so can you. It starts here and now, at Restoration Place.

We continue our message from last week, as Pastor John Bazemore gives us examples, using his own ministry at Restoration Christian Ministries, to lead the way. We take you to the book of Acts, starting in Chapter 6. Leadership and togetherness are the themes of the day, as we listen in at Restoration Place.

    Restoration Place is an original program of the King James Radio Network at www.jamesisking.com.

As the church, we must work together in one accord. There are different gifts that are given out to each member. What is your gift? How can it advance the Kingdom of God? Pastor John Bazemore points us in the right direction on this episode of Restoration Place.

First Lady Darlene Bazemore takes us to the book of Jonah, who did not follow God's instructions. We all know that when you don't follow the instructions that are given, there can be dire consequences. First Lady handles the rest on this instruction-filled edition of Restoration Place on the King James Radio Network.

Restoration Christian Ministries is once again on the road, as we stop in to Chosen Generation Ministries of Trenton, New Jersey. Pastor John Bazemore, Jr.'s specialty is in the area of finance and stewardship. 

   We go to Matthew 25:14, and the parable of the talents that were given for investment purposes. We have a responsibility to invest and manage our money wisely. There is a purpose behind our increase. Find out more from Pastor B, as Restoration hits the road, and it's on the King James Radio Network at www.jamesisking.com.

In a continuation of our message from last week, Pastor John Bazemore, Jr.encourages everyone that what's left is all that is needed. You may be one of the last ones standing, but remember that it's for a reason and a purpose.

    We go to 2 Kings 18:1 that tells the story of King Hezekiah, and how his staying power would ultimately serve him well.

    Take a listen as to why the best has been saved for last on this edition of Restoration Place.