Episodes

Sunday Feb 01, 2026
Special Message | Joining God
Sunday Feb 01, 2026
Sunday Feb 01, 2026
If you haven't heard, Restoration is moving! On Sunday, March 1, we're moving to a new home at Arlington Christian Church. In this message, Justin speaks about our identity as a Church - and how we want to grow in our dependence and expectation as we root ourselves in the power and provision of God. (Matthew 16:13-18)

Tuesday Jan 27, 2026
Vision Sunday | Restoration is ON THE MOVE!
Tuesday Jan 27, 2026
Tuesday Jan 27, 2026
Did you hear the big news? Restoration has a new home! Beginning Sunday, March 1st, we’re gathering at Arlington Christian Church at a new time: 11:30am. In this message, we hear from Justin and other leaders at Restoration about how and why we are taking this next step. If you're interested in learning more, visit restorationlex.com/futurefund

Sunday Jan 18, 2026
Special Message | Through The Eyes Of Jesus
Sunday Jan 18, 2026
Sunday Jan 18, 2026
In this special message and interview, we highlight Kentucky Refugee Ministries! Beforehand, Justin unpacks the consistent theme of God's heart for the vulnerable - all the way to its fulfillment in Jesus Christ. If you've never heard of KRM, they do incredible work in caring for the needs of refugees in central Kentucky. Visit their website at kyrm.org

Sunday Jan 11, 2026
Epiphany | On The Other Side Of Love
Sunday Jan 11, 2026
Sunday Jan 11, 2026
Do you believe God loves you? You might know the “right answer” to that question, but if we’re honest, there are times when it can be hard to believe. This week, as we look at the baptism of Jesus, we see the loving affirmation of the Father – a love that is likewise spoken over us in Christ. What might it look like to live from this love instead of spending our lives striving for it? (Matthew 3:13-17)

Sunday Jan 04, 2026
Epiphany | The Ministry Of Presence
Sunday Jan 04, 2026
Sunday Jan 04, 2026
In taking on human flesh, Jesus embodied both the message and mission of God. And when it comes to our mission as a Church, the same is true. Just as Jesus chose presence with and for others, we, too, are called to the ministry of presence right where we are. (John 1:1-18)

Sunday Dec 28, 2025
Christmas | The Solidarity Of God
Sunday Dec 28, 2025
Sunday Dec 28, 2025
The incarnation means that God chose to become fully human – just like us. Jesus experienced every aching reality of our humanity, from hunger and sadness to laughter and joy. And you may not know it yet, but this is good news. Why? Because everything Jesus embodies, He redeems. (Hebrews 2:10-18)

Wednesday Dec 24, 2025
Christmas | A Vulnerable God
Wednesday Dec 24, 2025
Wednesday Dec 24, 2025
What we don't need this Christmas is good advice about how to make an already hard life a little bit better. What we need instead, is good news - a Gospel of a God who meets us in vulnerability and need. That's what we gather around together - a God who meets us where we are, as we are, in love. (Luke 2:1-14)

Monday Dec 22, 2025
Advent | Family Christmas Gathering
Monday Dec 22, 2025
Monday Dec 22, 2025
In this special Sunday gathering, we celebrate the coming of Jesus through the leadership of Restoration Kids! Our message is about Jesus as the light of the world - and how no matter how old we are, we can be a light through a life of love.

Sunday Dec 14, 2025
Advent | The Lifting Of The Lowly
Sunday Dec 14, 2025
Sunday Dec 14, 2025
The Gospel begins in the lowest lows. Jesus entered the world through a poor, teenage mother in a nowhere town – in an empire committed to the exploitation of her people. And as her story comes into focus, she does something surprising: she sings a protest song – a song about how the mighty will fall and the lowly will be lifted by God. (Luke 1:46-55)

Sunday Dec 07, 2025
Advent | How Judgment Is Good News
Sunday Dec 07, 2025
Sunday Dec 07, 2025
The prophecies that promise the Messiah aren’t just words of hope. They are also pronouncements of judgment. Both then and now, sin and injustice wreck havoc in the world around us. Judgment is coming, yes – but not to ruin us. God’s justice restores. (Isaiah 11:1-10)

