Hue spoke from Ephesians 1:15-23 continuing on from last week.
“Growing in our revelation of Jesus leads to knowing the hope which God has called us to“
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Diamond spoke about encountering God. We can encounter God through Scripture, personal and corporate worship and prayer and in the daily life activities. God wants to make Himself known to us, encourage and equip us for the mission He has called us to.
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This week Ryan spoke about Provision, Path and Purpose from Psalm 23: 2-6 continuing on from last weeks message about our Position based on Psalm 23:1.
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Ryan spoke about what it means to say that “ the Lord is my Shepherd and I shall not want”. This implies a posture of daily surrender to God, complete obedience to Him and a maintains a close relationship with him through prayer and meditation of His word.
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“Our ability to persevere in faith is dependent on our revelation of the worthiness of Jesus.” How do we know that Jesus is worthy? Kalena spoke form Hebrews, where we are reminded that we are surrounded by a cloud of witnesses through the ages who have testified of his faithfulness and worthiness. We can persevere through every season as we keep our eyes fixed on Jesus.
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“We are in the Business of Restoration!” Last week Jody encouraged us to share the Good news of the Gospel with our neighbors. The Good news of reconciliation and restorationwith God who wills for ALL to be saved. Our neighbors are everyone who we find ourselves amongst and we have the mandate and privilege to share God’s love with them.
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Summer is officially about to begin and as the weather warms up, so do the people as they are out a lot more in parks, beaches, and public spaces. As a church of witnesses of the goodness of God and the revelation of Jesus, we can take advantage of these opportunities to share about what Christ has done for us and point them to the Lord and King!
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Hue reminds us of the amazing memorials of what God has done in and through Restoration Church throughout the years. God’s presence and guidance has helped us to stay steadfast and focused on him from it’s humble beginnings through challenging times during COVID-19, and see Him at work, building his church and experiencing his manifold blessings.
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Hue spoke about the importance of having a vision in our lives in order for us to live a purposeful and meaningful life. Having a godly vision means to have a revelation of God. Having a godly vision helps us know our destination and gives us clarity along the journey, provides momentum and hope of the inheritance that awaits us. It is the only way for us to truly find our identity, and it defines how we lead our lives, as we focus on Jesus and seek his vision for our lives.
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Toby spoke about the spiritual gift of encouragement and teaching. God’s promises are our biggest source of encouragement which gives us courage and confidence.
Teaching is a spiritual gift that often comes with the weight of being in positions of visibility and attention but even more responsibility that is often invisible. Teachers are students first, and teach not only through their words but through their actions and how they lead their personal lives.
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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.
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