This week, Pastor Joie begins our series based on the 5 Solas. He teaches on the importance of Scripture and how it is our only authority in life. What do you make your ultimate authority?

This week, Pastoral Candidate Melvin Flores preaches through Luke 2:25-35 and the story of Simeon seeing Jesus for the first time. What has God promised us that we are still waiting on? Do we know the weight of the gospel and the light Jesus shows in our darkness?

For our Christmas Eve Service, Pastor Joie leads us through the beginning of John chapter 1 and the love that Jesus shown to us through coming to us as a man. Do we look to Jesus as our light in the darkness?

This Sunday, Pastor Joie shows the joy we can have in Jesus because what it means that he came as a man and died for our sins. Can you say you have joy today?

This week, Pastor Candidate Xavier McKinney guides us through Luke 1:26-38 and the announcement Gabriel made to Mary. What will we do when God asks us to something beyond what we think we can do? Will we experience God's eternal peace?

As we look toward Christmas with the beginning of our advent series. Pastor Joie guides us with hope through Isaiah 9:2-7. Jesus is our hope and our light in the deepest darkness.

This week, Pastor Trever guides us through the end of Acts 8 and asks us two questions. What can one evangelistic encounter do for the kingdom of God? And what might be holding us back from believing in the Gospel?

This week, Pastor Joie preaches a standalone sermon on Psalm 16 and the importance of the incorruptible hope we have in Jesus in the face of suffering and death.

Stephen is a pivotal figure in the book of Acts that shows us that with a growing church, persecution comes in many forms. Pastor Joie focuses in on the end of Stephen's sermon in Acts 7:54-60 and guides us through what it means to experience persecution.

This week, Pastor Joie guides us through Acts 6:1-15 and what it means for a growing church to stay on mission and be about the Father's business. What is the priority of the church? And how will we stay in step with it?

This week, Pastor Joie breaks away from our Acts series to remind us through Psalm 22 that we are not forsaken by God because of what Christ has done on the cross.

This week, Pastor Joie guides us through the end of Acts 4 and the beginning of Acts 5: the story of Ananias and Sapphira. We ask, what in this life are we holding onto that gets in the way of how God would have us live? And do we remember who holds us steady through everything?

This week, guest speaker Steve DeVincent preaches out of Acts 4:8-20. What example does the scriptures give us for boldness? Will we be bold for Christ or compromise and be bold for worldly things?

This week, Pastor Joie preaches through chapter 3 of the Book of Acts. Peter's sermon challenges the Jewish culture as well as our own. At the end of the day, the question is: will we live counter-culturally for Jesus?

This week, Pastor Joie address the benefits of being a part of a church community and what can happen to us when we try to live our lives without one. Join us through Acts 2:42-47.

This week, Pastor Joie leads us through Peter's sermon in Acts 2:14-41, highlighting God's perfect timing in the work of Jesus to come, die, and be resurrected for our salvation. The question is: will we wait on his perfect timing?

This week, Pastor Joie preaches through Acts 2:1-13. The disciples receive the Holy Spirit and the Gospel is proclaimed in everyone's own language by the Power of the Holy Spirit. What about this experience do we encounter today?

This week, Pastor Joie brings us through the planned tragedy of Judas and the disciple's method in choosing his replacement. In this passage, how can we hear the voice of God, and are there any voices in our own lives that can be contrary to God's?

This week, Pastor Joie preaches about the power of the Holy Spirit in our lives and the power we have to live for Christ because of the Holy Spirit. The Scripture this week is Acts 1:1-11

This week at Restoration, our guest speaker and Community Group Leader, Xavier McKinney, preaches out of Luke 14:12-24 on the width and breadth of the gospel and who is invited to the table with Jesus.