Mike addressed the gifts of service and mercy as listed in Romans 12:3-8. As Jesus is our example we were encouraged to pray for ways to show service and mercy, ponder our motives, and persevere in each. And, as with all things, we are to rely on God’s strength.
Read MoreThis week Hue spoke about the spiritual gift of leadership. The gift of leading is one of the spiritual gifts in Romans 12:3-8. Biblical definition of leading means to motivate others to work together to achieve a common purpose or goal; to advance the kingdom of Jesus.
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Restoration Church- We are a local church located in Irving Park, Albany Park, Old Irving Park Chicago.
Read MoreThis is the first sermon of the 6 part sermon series titled ' GIFTED" based on Romans 12:3-8.
Hue spoke about about identifying and stewarding our unique gifts in order to work together to strengthen the body of Christ. The key to unlock our gifting is our availability. “Our greatest ability is our availability to be used by God”.
Read MoreVanessa spoke on what it means to be filled with the Holy Spirit and we were encouraged to seek this filling every day.
Read MoreThis message defines the Holy Spirit as one of the three persons in the Trinity.
Read MoreHue answers the question, “What does the Holy Spirit do?”
Read MoreHue’s message on prayer helps make this spiritual discipline practical to everyone. Prayer is essential to having a relationship with God, so above all else we were encouraged to pray often!
Read MoreToby’s message lays out the different ways that we are led by God.
Read MoreMat Philip was with us this Sunday and he preached on eldership and the calling of the elder’s of the church to guide, guard, and govern. We are so thankful to him and his wife Sheetal for ministering to us!
Read MoreThis week’s message explored the questions, “What is faith?” “What should we have faith in?” and “How should we have faith?” We were encouraged to act in faith by putting our trust in the person of Jesus. We were also challenged as believers to be intentional in praying for and seeking out opportunities to share our faith with others in our lives.
Read MoreThis week’s message answers the question, “Why did Jesus have to die?” We all have sin and we all are in need of a savior. Jesus was the Savior we needed. He lived the perfect life we could not live and He went to the cross, taking on the punishment for all sin.
Read MoreThis week’s sermon answers the question, “Who is Jesus to me?” We all need to grow in our revelation of Jesus because no matter how long we live we will never know all there is to know about Him. This revelation is so important because it will dictate the life we live.
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