Restoration is a network of house churches.
We make disciples, gather together, and
equip people to minister.
Restoration is a network of house churches.
We make disciples, gather together, and
equip people to minister.
Christ is King, and it is our joyful duty to make disciples (Matthew 28:18-20). In an age of compromise, we seek to hold the line with biblical teaching and fellowship. Families worship together, our elders teach the Word, and everyone sings loud.
The singular mission of the Church is to make disciples. Sadly, most modern Christians have never been discipled, nor have they ever discipled another person. Restoration sees this as a serious problem, so we have placed obedience to the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20) as a high priority. Don't know how to disciple someone? We will equip you!
We place a high value on gathering together on the Lord’s Day in obedience to God’s command (Hebrews 10:23-25). Teaching, worship, and fellowship are not only a joyful blessing that builds our faith in Christ, but singing and hearing the Word of God taught as we partake of the ordinances of the Church is a warfare against our Enemy that has a direct effect on the advancement of God’s Kingdom.
We wanted to provide advanced training in Bible study methods, theology, apologetics, evangelism, discipleship, house church planting and facilitation, practical ministry, and more. So, we created Underground Seminary. It is a FREE to everyone in our church, and it is designed to give you better-than-seminary equipping in the form of graduate level study.
Our Church
We make disciples, gather together, and equip the saints. We don’t have a lot of programming, because every member is about the work of spreading the Gospel, but we eat a meal at every gathering, and we are seeing God’s Kingdom advance.
What We Believe
Salvation is by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone for the glory of God alone according to Scripture alone.
Having shown that no one lives up to God’s standard of righteousness, Paul demonstrated that justification is by grace. This chapter explains what it means for God to declare us righteousness by faith in Christ and not by our own works.
It is easy to look at the sins of Romans 1 and think that we are better because we acknowledge that sin is bad, but the truth is that we do not live up to our own standards of morality. Both the law-oriented Jew and the moralist gentile are found in wanting compared to the righteousness of God. We need a perfect Savior!
Paul’s Epistle to the Romans is a profound work of systematic theology designed to explain how the gospel brings glory to God by revealing His righteousness. Pastor Daniel walks us through Romans 1 which explains how a people who suppress the truth of God heap up sin. Increase in homosexuality, murder, hatred of God, and all kinds of sin increase as unrighteousness people worship the creation rather than the Creator.