The hope of the resurrection is found not only in eternal life but in eternal life that thrives. Paul gives a picture of our future bodies being raised in power, bodies that are transformed into the image of the resurrected Jesus.

1 Corinthians 15:35-49; Romans 8:10-11; 1 Corinthians 15:21-22; 2 Corinthians 3:18; Philippians 3:20-21, 2:12-13; Romans 13:14; 1 Corinthians 15:58

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What we believe about the future shapes how we live in the here and now. The resurrection is a core doctrine and historical event, and without it, Christianity loses any sense of power, truth, eternality or substance, it unifies, motivates sexual purity, empowers us to love and gives us hope for victory over death.

1 Corinthians 15:12-34; Romans 5:12, 17; Philippians 1:21-25; Revelation 6:9-11, 21:1-5

At the core of the Gospel is Jesus dying for sins, being buried and raised on the third day. In those key moments in history lies the power of God for salvation. Our whole eternity is dependent on the atoning work of Jesus and his victory over sin and death. We need this message and Paul makes sure that no Corinthian proceeds without this critical reminder of God’s grace through Jesus.

The primary purpose of manifestations of the Spirit is to build up the body, the potential exists for us to use the gifts for our own benefit and that ends up bringing confusion into the mix. How we serve in the gathering (in church) should be guided by the principle of what is helpful to whoever might be in the room (outsiders are present).

1 Corinthians 14; Acts 2:1-13, 10:44-46, 19:1-10; Philippians 2:4-11

What is prophecy? How do we use prophecy? Are there rules, guides, or instructions from Scripture? Tom Logue, the Lead Pastor of Restore Temecula, unpacks this gift and how it's useful for the building up of the church.

We believe God is a generous God, so, we act and give generously, even when it stretches us.

When we gather, we all have something to contribute - but that contribute should always build up the church and be in pursuit of love for God, one another, and the outside world.

Love is the prevailing lens for the church community to exist in. The status of Spiritual people (those animated by the spirit) is authenticated and marked by love. Grace-gifts are temporal and Love extends into eternity, thus must control all our actions and thoughts.

Love is the prevailing lens for the church community to exist in. The status of Spiritual people (those animated by the spirit) is authenticated and marked by love. Grace-gifts are temporal and Love extends into eternity, thus must control all our actions and thoughts.

By design, the body is both unified and diverse--Unified under the work of Christ and the ministry of the Spirit, but diverse in that many people contribute in many different ways and the body is dependent on these varied contributions.