Restoration Church

God is already working all around us - in our homes, jobs, schools, and cities - and it's up to us to join him. This is what it means to be on mission with God. (Acts 17:16-31)

Spiritual growth is a community project. God is calling us out of isolation and into the family of God, where we learn how to love our neighbor in the everyday mess of life. (Acts 2:42-47, Romans 12:9-12)

How do we practice Restoration? It's starts very simple - by learning to be with Jesus. (John 15:1-9)

As we begin the new year, God is calling our Church back to Jesus as the center of all we do, and renewing the hopeful power of repentance. (Luke 18:9-23)

We live in an age of disenchantment, where even many who believe in God live as if he is absent. The message of Christmas stands in defiance - God is with us, for us, and pursuing us with his love. (Isaiah 7:14)

Christmas makes us rethink the way we understand power. The way of Herod stands over others in domination. But the way of Jesus serves with sacrificial love. Which will be choose? (Luke 2:8-12, 22:24-27)

Instead of simply being what we know about God, faith is an embodied trust in His promises to us. (Matthew 18:1-5, Luke 8:42-48)

As Advent begins, we explore what we do in the space between the promises of God and the fulfillment, where we learn to hope. Featuring interview with Hannah Strang. (Romans 8:22-25)

In a special Thanksgiving service, we shared a meal and talked about the power of gratitude in a world of cynicism and bitterness. (Luke 17:11-19)

Our world is formed by anxiety and exhaustion. Because of this, we need patterns of rest that reorient our lives in the goodness of God, where we have have nothing to prove before our loving Father. (Exodus 20:8-11)