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Restoration Church's mission is "Seeing lives restored through the gospel of Jesus Christ." Here you can listen to captivating sermons every week, as we share from the Bible and call people to take part in God's redemptive, restorative mission for the world. Tune in every week as we share the restoration we find in Christ!
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Gospel Training // October 11, 2026
Many of us recognize the need for growth in a physical and intellectual sense. We’ve experienced training with our jobs, schooling, and extra curriculars but what about spiritual training. As Paul writes to Timothy, he speaks to the need for gospel training in 1 Timothy 4:6-8.
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Did God Actually Say That? // October 4, 2026
Paul warns against spiritual deception and points us back to the truth and goodness of God. Join us as we hear from 1 Timothy 4:1-5!
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The Pious Life // September 27, 2026
On the heels of giving qualifications for leadership in the Church, Paul expresses his longing to come to Timothy. However, in the event that he is unable to, he wants Timothy to know. What he wants Timothy to know is the subject of 1 Timothy 3:14-16. Join us this Sunday as we unpack The Pious Life.
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Servant Leaders // September 20, 2026
Continuing his instructions to the local church, Apostle Paul details two offices of leadership in the Church. Last week, we looked at the office of overseer/elder in 1 Timothy 3:1-7. Now, this week, we look at the instructions that Timothy receives for the office of Deacon. Join us this week as…
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Overseeing Leaders // September 13, 2026
Continuing his instructions to the local church, Apostle Paul details two offices of leadership in the Church. This week, we’ll look at 1 Timothy 3:1-7. In this first text, Paul gives the qualifications for the office of overseer or elder. Join us this week as we continue in our series: Entrust.
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Created Order in Modern Culture // September 6, 2026
As we continue in 1 Timothy, it is important for use to remember that none of these texts are isolated from the rest of the letter and the entirety of the Scriptures. 1 Timothy 2:8-15 tackles the roles of men and women within the context of God’s design. However, what is clear in our present...
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Intentional Prayer for Everyone // August 30, 2026
Prayer is commonly talked about within the Christian life. It is often referred to as a spiritual discipline in which the Christian communicates with God. In this week’s text (1 Timothy 2:1-7), Paul tells Timothy to pray for all people. This can quickly lead us down a path of several questions…
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Fighting the Good Fight // August 23, 2026
Our international partner from Germany reminded the church that we must fight the good fight by obeying the truth and understanding the danger of rejecting the faith. Take listen and be encouraged by our new friend, Willi!
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Overflowing Grace // August 16, 2026
“So, what’s your story?” That’s a common question asked when trying to get to know someone. Sometimes we underestimate the significance of our testimony. This week we look at a powerful testimony of God’s grace in the Apostle Paul’s life, and how the overflowing grace of God practically plays out...
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The Law Is Good // August 9, 2026
Often, our approach to rules is negative. However, the Law or commands that God has given are good. It can be difficult to see that apart from the Holy Spirit changing our hearts. As we dig into 1 Timothy 1:8-11, we see the goodness of God and the law that He has given.
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The Aim of the Charge // August 2, 2026
As we jump back into our series: Entrust, we begin to walk through the first letter to Timothy. Like Titus, Timothy is a young pastor who is entrusted to lead a new congregation of God’s people that is being gathered together. In these first few verses, we see Apostle Paul’s reminder of the…
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The Blameless King // July 19, 2026
Psalm 101 gives us a glimpse into David’s desire to live a life marked by holiness and integrity before the Lord. As we follow David’s repeated commitments to pursue holiness and reject evil, we also discover that neither David nor we can live this way in our own strength. Ultimately, this psalm...
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The Steadiness of the Blessed Man // July 12, 2026
Psalm 112 uses the term "blessed" that we saw in Psalm 1. Again, we understand that Jesus Christ is the perfection of the Blessed Man, but what does it look like for us. This particular psalm is packed with loads of wisdom for us. Join us this Sunday as we unpack it.
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It is Good to be Near God // July 5, 2026
There's a problem that plagues the world. Good always seems to struggle with evil, and evil always seems to have fun. All the while, we see that our good God is still near. Join us this week when we discuss this in Psalm 73.
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Rooted in Steadfast Love // June 21, 2026
Psalm 52 contrasts those who trust in temporary things with those who are rooted in the steadfast love of God. While the wicked may appear secure, God's judgment reveals the weakness of every foundation apart from Him. True flourishing comes from trusting God's unchanging character and patiently...
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Dwelling with the Lord // June 14, 2026
A longing for understanding what eternity will be like can seem like an endless daydream. Yet, the Lord tells us that those who trust in Him will be with Him for all of eternity. Psalm 15 is the answer to a simple question – who shall dwell on your holy hill? This question in modern culture reads...
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The Lord Restores His People // June 7, 2026
Are you an optimistic or pessimistic person? It is good and right to be optimistic but not deny reality. Psalm 14 leans toward the negative reality but reminds the reader of who God is and that He will win in the end. Join us this week as we look to another Psalm of Wisdom.
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Who is the Blessed Man? // May 31, 2026
Join us this week as we kick off our summer series in the Psalms of Wisdom. We look at Psalm 1 and ask, "Who is the Blessed Man that Psalm 1 speaks of?" Join us as we celebrate Christ together!
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Devotion to Good Works // May 24, 2026
It is extremely easy to be distracted. Distractions come in all shapes and sizes and at different times. As a result, Christians must be watchful and stand guard, to not become distracted by ungodly things. Paul reminds Titus of this as he concludes his letter to the young pastor. This Sunday,...
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Saved by Grace // May 17, 2026
The Scriptures speak of grace and work, but which one is it that saves us. A surface reading might lead you to lean towards one or the other depending on which text you’re reading. However, Titus 3:4-7 seems to be clear that it is grace that justifies us not works. We hope that you’ll join us…
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Readiness for the Work // May 10, 2026
In the final section of the letter to Titus, we see the continuation of what began at the beginning. Apostle Paul has challenged young Titus to do the work of gathering and discipling people. Those people are to grow and disciple others, and now, those same people are be reminded of certain…
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The Work of Discipleship // April 26, 2026
Teaching what accords with sound doctrine is the responsibility of the believer, but how and when do we do this? Titus 2:2-10 gives us multiple arenas in our lives to do the work of discipleship. Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series: Entrust.
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Sound Doctrine // April 19, 2026
As Apostle Paul continues to exhort Titus, he speaks of sound doctrine. Quickly, the reader is led to wonder what this is. As we dig into chapter 2 of Titus, we’ll flesh this out over the next few weeks. This week, we will look at the bookends of the chapter with verses 1 and 15. In just these…
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Compassion for the Blind // April 12, 2026
Again, we see a crowd following Jesus. In Matthew 20:29-34, there are two blind men on the roadside as the crowd approaches. Interestingly, Jesus doesn’t say anything to the crowd but addresses these two individuals. As we dig into this text on Sunday, ask yourself this question: are you part of...
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Compassion for the Broken // Easter 2026
As we celebrate the empty tomb, we’ll look at another resurrection. In Luke 7:11-17, we see Jesus interrupt a funeral of a widow’s son. Jesus saw her in her brokenness and instructed her not to weep before performing a miracle. While a miracle like this was unique, the compassion that Jesus…
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Compassion for the Unclean // Good Friday 2026
When we think of cleanliness, we often think externally. In Mark 1:40-44, we see an individual who was outwardly unclean due to leprosy. The culture would have seen lepers as unclean which would have kept them from entering the temple and approaching others. However, in this text, Jesus shows...
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Compassion for the Lost // March 29, 2026
When looking at a familiar text, it can be easy to miss certain details. One detail glaring us in the face in Matthew 9:35-38 is that Jesus had compassion on the crowd before he told the disciples to do anything. Yes, Jesus tells the disciples that the harvest is plentiful, but the reason is…
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Sound Faith // March 22, 2026
We all realize that not everyone believes the truths of Scripture. There are some who are indifferent or polite in their disagreements, but what about those who are hostile towards the Scripture. Paul warns Titus that he will encounter those types of individuals. As we dig into Titus 1:10-16 this...
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Character Over Charisma // March 15, 2026
What are you able to do and how will it increase productivity? These are often questions used to evaluate the effectiveness of a leader. However, the Scriptures tell a different story. In Titus 1:5-9, Paul instructs Titus about the character that he should look for in potential leaders. Join us...
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For the Sake of the Faith // March 8, 2026
While the Pastoral Epistles (1 & 2 Timothy; Titus) are written to young pastors, the contents of the letters are for all disciples. As we begin our series: Entrust, we’ll start with the letter to Titus. The Apostle Paul writes this letter to a young pastor in Crete. In our first sermon, we’ll dig...
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Creating a Sending Culture // March 1, 2026
We can agree that God has a Mission and that He has given that to the Church. The question is how does the Church fulfill the Mission of God? If you use the church at Antioch as a case study, there are some clear principles that we see in the life of the people. This Sunday, we’ll wrap up our...
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Reaching the Nations // February 22, 2026
In the revelation that God gave to John, there was a multitude worshipping God from every tribe, tongue, and nation. In the end, the nations will be present, but how if the Gospel doesn’t go to them? Going back to Genesis, we see God’s call of Abram that began all of this. Join us on Sunday as we...
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Mature to Multiply // February 15, 2026
This week we have a special guest from the Send Network, Ryan Johnston! We took a look at Colossians 1:24-29 in talking about making maturity our aim while enduring suffering, pursuing the depth of the scriptures, living & leading with our affections for Christ, and laboring in his energy. Join us!
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Reaching the State // February 8, 2026
Do you desire for others to know the Lord as you do? Maybe you do but don’t know how. As we dive into Psalm 22:27-28, we see that David had for the nation of Israel to know and submit to the Lord. With our focus on missions, this should be our desire as well. Our prayer is that you would gather...
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Reaching the Block // February 1, 2026
As culture progresses and communities change, one of the changes that has been seen in years past was the creation of backyard living. Many Americans now find their car inside the garage which they leave in the morning and return to later in the day. Front porches have been replaced by elaborate...
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Joyfully Decreasing // January 25, 2026
When an individual trust in the Person and work of Jesus for the forgiveness of sins, they receive salvation and their eternal position is changed. From that moment until physical death, the believer now walks a life of sanctification in which he/she is being conformed into the image of the…
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Boasting in the Lord's Work // January 18, 2026
As impossible as it is to separate the deity of Christ from the humanity of Christ, it is equally impossible to separate the Person of Christ from the work of Christ. Last week, we saw our need to boast only in the Lord. This week, we see that the reason that we do that is not only because of who...
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Boasting in the Lord // January 11, 2026
Many church goers would tell you that Jesus should be the most important Person in your life. However, that might only be true for them in the context of church activity. The Scriptures paint a different picture; one of beauty and adoration. The Apostle Paul writes to the Corinthians reminding…
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Magnifying Christ // January 4, 2026
When we behold something glorious or magnificent it should change us. When you hear on the news that something wild has happened, you tell someone about it. How much more important is our response to the glories of Christ, once we behold them? Join us as we begin the new year with our series…
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Behold the Lamb of God // December 28, 2025
John the Baptist was questioned often who he was, and he replied that he was the forerunner. He was the one to prepare the way for the coming King, but when would he arrive? The Apostle John records for us in John 1:29-34 Jesus entering the scene, and the forerunner is there to announce him. The...
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The Light Comes in Flesh // Christmas Eve 2025
Not only is Jesus the Light of the World, but He came to us! John makes clear in John 1:14-16 that the Word who was in the beginning is the Christ who came in flesh. Join us on Christmas Eve as we celebrate the birth of Christ!
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The Witness to the Light // December 14, 2025
In John 1:6-8, there is a break from speaking about the Light to speaking of the one who came before him. John the Baptist was a witness to the Light of the World, which is the same responsibility that followers of Christ have today.
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The Light that Shines from the Beginning // December 7, 2025
From the first words of his gospel account, you know exactly where John stands theologically. John uses similar language to that of Genesis 1 to identify Jesus as God and Creator. This means that the Light of the World has been shining from the beginning!
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The Chief End of Man // November 23, 2025
All is vanity. It has been the theme of Ecclesiastes throughout 11 chapters, so how do we finish. The writer gives us the final response to all that he has experienced in life. The application seems simple, but is it? Join us on Sunday as we finish Don’t Waste Your Life by looking at Ecclesiastes...
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Living With Intentionality // November 16, 2025
At Restoration Church, we value intentionality. It’s key to who we are, but to be intentional is to live in the way that God desires. If we are to live in eternity with Christ, then we should live now as if eternity exist! To live with intentionality is to live backwards. Join us on Sunday as we...
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Invest in Life // November 9, 2025
Success is thought of in different ways in different context. The key is thinking about success in the way that God does. Ecclesiastes 10:5-11:4 speaks of success as being related to investment. To think and operate in this manner is difficult, but to do so gives God all the glory!
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Quiet Wisdom // November 2, 2025
We live in a very noisy culture; this is something new to us. However, many of us seek answers amid the noise. In normal fashion, the Bible says the opposite. As we’ll see in Ecclesiastes 9:11-10:4, wisdom is often found in the quiet away from all the noise. Join us Sunday to dig into this text…
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In the Hands of God // October 26, 2025
As Ecclesiastes continues, the writer becomes more and more practical in his writings. In this week’s text, Ecclesiastes 8:14-9:10, there is a reminder of what has been said from the beginning. However, he takes an interesting approach by utilizing certain life examples. Join us this week as we...
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Revolutionary Reverence // October 19, 2025
I think many of us would admit that respect is something that has changed in recent generations. Not just respect for authority (i.e. parents, teachers, police, etc.) but within the Church. In Ecclesiastes 8:1-13, the writer speaks of obedience to the king’s (earthly) commands. For understanding,...
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The Desire for More - Ecclesiastes 5:8-6:12
Ecclesiastes 5:8–6:12 shows us that chasing “more” — more money, more success, more recognition — never truly satisfies. Wealth can vanish, achievements fade, and even great blessings feel empty without God. But when we seek Him first and live in His presence, we find the joy, peace, and...
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Restoration Church's mission is "Seeing lives restored through the gospel of Jesus Christ." Here you can listen to captivating sermons every week, as we share from the Bible and call people to take part in God's redemptive, restorative mission for the world. Tune in every week as we share the restoration we find in Christ!
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