Restoration Church Bay Point Sermons

This Sunday we’re launching our new series: The Power of We. And we’re starting where it matters most — the home. The truth is, if we don’t lead our families, the world will gladly step in and do it for us. But God has called us to build homes where His voice is louder than culture. Join us this Father’s Day as we learn how to guard our gardens and lead with love, truth, and unity.

 

Reckless Love can be hard to understand, because most of our life we are told not to be reckless.   Not to be reckless in our relationships, not to be reckless with our actions, not to be reckless with our finances, not to be reckless with things that have value.  However, the love that God shows us can be considered reckless because he loves us when we fail, he loves us when we are disobedient, he loves us when we reject him.  As humans we give up on people, we hold love close to the vest.  God however, loves us in our mess, in our failures and no matter how many times we disappoint him, he continues to love us, because he is love.

This Sunday we continue Goodbye Yesterday with “Goodbye Powerlessness, Hello Holy Spirit.” If you’ve been feeling tired, stuck, or trying to follow Jesus in your own strength, this message is for you. We’re talking about the power of the Holy Spirit who fills, strengthens, and works through us in ways we could never accomplish alone. Come expectant — God has something fresh for you.

 

Join us this Sunday at Restoration Church as we continue our series Goodbye Yesterday. This week we’re looking at the powerful moment when Jesus restores Peter — the disciple who thought his failure had disqualified him for good. If you’ve ever felt like your past was too heavy or your mistakes too big, this message will remind you that Jesus meets us right where we are and leads us into freedom, purpose, and a brand‑new tomorrow. Come experience hope, healing, and the God who never gives up on us.

 

This Easter at Restoration Church, we continue our series Goodbye Yesterday—a journey into the freedom Jesus came to give us. This week we celebrate the moment that changed everything: the resurrection of Jesus. Because He said goodbye to the old covenant, to sin’s power, to the finality of death, and to the darkness of the grave, we can say hello to grace, freedom, hope, and brand‑new life. If you’re ready to leave your yesterday behind and step into the future God has for you, Easter is the perfect place to begin. Join us and experience the power of the risen Christ in a fresh, life‑changing way.

Join us this week as we celebrate Palm Sunday. This day is the turning point in history when Jesus rode into Jerusalem as a humble king. Not as the king that people were looking for, but as the king that we all needed. This week is the start of our new series Goodbye Yesterday. We will be exploring the areas of our life that are left behind as we step into the new life that Jesus purchased for us on the cross. Today we look at how Jesus rides straight into what is broken and declares Goodbye Religion, Hello Relationship.

This week Pastor Steve concludes our series Freedom in This House, with the title Freedom to Build the House. The church is made up of people who are building a spiritual house. We are no longer consumers; we are devoted builders. We are building God’s kingdom, and his kingdom is built through unity, generosity and staying on mission to restore hope in people’s lives by guiding them to a growing relationship with Jesus. Join us as we build his kingdom on earth as it is in heaven.

Pastor Steve continues our series Freedom in this House, with this week’s title Freedom to Walk in Purpose. Through this series we understand that we are fully known and fully loved by God when we accept Jesus as our Lord and Savior. Our identity is secure as a Child of the King. As we fully surrender every area of our life to Jesus, we can boldly go before the thrown and worship. Today, we will look at how this freedom allows us to walk with purpose and confidence because we know who we are and why we were created.