Restoration Life Church

Part 10: Jesus Turns Water Into Wine (John 2:1-11)

The first miracle of Jesus' ministry seems like an oddity to our western mindset. Why would Jesus use His power for something that seems almost trivial? However, there are deeper lessons in this amazing miracle.

From Frustration to Fullness

We often feel frustrated with ourselves and with our lives when we try to live our lives in our own power, but when we learn to keep in step with the Spirit, He moves us from frustration to fullness.

Part 9: The Lamb of God (John 1:29-51)

When John described Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, he said a mouthful! Understanding what that title really means helps us respond to Jesus in a way that changes our lives and causes us to tell other people about Him.

The Prayer Partner We've Always Needed

We often struggle in our prayer lives because of our human frailties. The good news is that the Holy Spirit wants to partner with us in prayer and He has the power to make a huge difference!

Part 8: How to Witness for Jesus (John 1:19-28)

John the Baptist came to bear witness to the Light that came into the world (Jesus). His witness teaches us how to be effective witnesses for him in our lives today.

Empowered to Impact the World

Jesus didn't give the gift of the Holy Spirit to the church to make believers feel good or to make much of ourselves. The power of the Holy Spirit is a gift that has been given to empower followers of Jesus to make a difference in the world around us.

Part 7: Jesus, the One and Only (John 1:15-18)

Jesus is unique in every aspect of His being. There's no one like Him and His uniqueness provides hope for all mankind.

A Blueprint for Fathers

Being a dad is not an easy job, but the Bible offers us a blueprint to show the way.

Part 6: Grace and Truth (John 1:14)

When the Word became flesh and dwelled among us, He came with two things that we desperately need: grace and truth.

An Amazing Partner - An Amazing People

The crowds were amazed at the events that took place on the Day of Pentecost. They were amazed at what they were hearing from these uneducated disciples. What made them so compelling? It was their encounter with the Holy Spirit that made them into amazing people.