John 11:1-3 starts us off for the month of February at Restoration Place, as we must be able to press through our situations and circumstances, and let God bring us to victory.

    Just when things are bleak, and everything looks to be down and out, God will give us the power and strenght to make it to the finish line. First Lady Darlene Bazemore explains furhter on this edition of Restoration Place.

It can be all summed up in one Bible verse - Mark 4:14. As living beings with thoughts feelings, and intelligence, we must always choose our words carefully. God's word is the final say, but that doesn't mean we have no say at all. Check it out from Pastor John Bazemore and Restoration Christian Ministries, here at Restoration Place.

First Lady Darlene Bazemore explains that we have to bring our first of everything to the Lord. It doesn't matter in what shape or form, God expects us to keep Him in first place, and everything else second.

    Check out the passage of Exodus 13:11 on this edition of Restoration Place.

Pastor John Bazemore, Jr. takes us to Romans 12:1, where we must not only present ourselves through our bodies before God, but we miust also renew our minds to stay fresh for both God and ourselves.

    In order to set an example, we have to BE the example. Check out Pastor B's message on this edition of Restoration Place.

It's 2016, and Restoration Place rolls on, as Pastor John Bazemore takes us to Isaiah 40:31, followed by Galatians 6:9, along with John 10:10. While we are patiently waiting on the Lord to "renew our strength, we must remain active in doing the things that we have been called to do as both believers and human beings.

    We can be powerful with our words and be passively powerful, or we can be saying a whole lot of things, and doing nothing. There has to be a happy medium, and a healthy balance, in order to succeed. Pastor B will take you through the rest on this first Restoration Place of 2016.

    Happy New Year, on behalf of Restoration Christian Ministries.

In Genesis 37, Joseph had a dream. However, his brothers did not share the same joy that Joseph did. They tried their best to derail Joseph and his dream, but God had other ideas. Your dream may take a little longer than you would like, but God has the ending figured out, long before we do.

    First Lady Darlene Bazemore paints the picture, and draws the parallel between Joseph and our very own lives and situations. Check it out in the final Sunday edition of Restoration Place for 2015.

This edition of Restoration Place on the King James Radio Network takes us to Matthew 20:1-15, as the story begins with Jesus, and the parable of a vineyard owner who needed to hire some workers. Here's the thing - the workers agreed to the wages that they would be paid, but started to complain, when they felt they were being treated unfairly.

    However, the owner stuck to his part of the deal, and expected his workers to do the same. God will bring us whatever we ask for, as long as we understand that it's within the terms of the covenant you make with Him.

    Check it out in further detail with Pastor John Bazemore, Jr. on this episode of Restoration Place.

On this episode of Restoration Place, we take a look at the story of Judah in Genesis 38:1. After all, Judah wanted things his way, and would do anything to get his way. However, one thing he did not anticipate was God's way  which worked through his daughter in-law, Tamar.

    Tamar married two of Judah's sons, only for them to be extinguished by the Lord for not being upstanding citizens(following the reputation of their father). Judah had his own plan for Tamar, but the best laid plans go to waste.

Minister Ricardo Oliveras takes center stage at Restoration Place, as we have to take a look at the big picture.

    We go to Genesis 41:46-57, and the story of Joseph, someone that God used in a huge way, despite the afflictions that Jospeh suffered.

    When it's all over, God has the final say. Hear it from the words of Minister Oliveras in this message on the King James Radio Network.

In Matthew 8:5-13, Jesus met with a centurion commander, who was convinced that Jesus was the only one who could help the centurion's servant to be healed.

    Jesus was highly impressed with the centurion's faith, and that is where God wants us to be with ours. First Lady Darlene Bazemore explains how we can stretch our faith in our everyday lives. Check it out, starting in Mark 11:23-24 at Restoration Place on the King James Radio Network.