Restored Church Temecula Podcast

Jarek Berga - April 19th 2026 When God says no, don’t shut Him out—let it reveal your heart and draw you closer to Him. In this message from April 19, we step out of our Matthew series to explore the story of Cain and Abel in Genesis 4—a deeply human story about disappointment, trust, and how we respond when things don’t go our way. We all experience moments where life doesn’t turn out how we hope...

Mike Harrelson - April 12th 2026 Jesus clears out what doesn’t belong so His house can become a place of prayer, healing, and real fruitfulness. In this message from April 12, we walk through Matthew 21 and see Jesus cleanse the temple, heal the broken, and confront outward religion that lacks true fruit. This sermon calls us to examine what fills the space that belongs to God and invites us into...

Tom Logue - April 5th 2026 The resurrection of Jesus is not symbolic—it’s real, and it changes everything. In this message from April 5, we walk through Luke 24 and encounter the risen Jesus—not as a metaphor or idea, but as a real, physical Savior who conquered death. This sermon presses into a foundational truth of the Christian faith: the resurrection actually happened. Jesus was not a ghost, a...

Tom Logue - March 29th 2026 Chapters (00:00:00) - Welcome Home: Restored Church (00:00:34) - Five-Minute Break Back (00:01:05) - Vinila Thierry Would Like to Join Our Elders (00:03:10) - The King and His Kingdom (00:03:46) - Dad Brings Up Easter (00:05:26) - A message for the young people (00:06:12) - Palm Sunday: The Triumphal Entry (00:10:16) - Jesus Orders the Disciples to Bring Me Donkeys (00:...

Jarek Berga - March 22nd 2026 Faithful, not impressive — living for God’s approval over people’s opinions. In this message from March 22, we step out of our Matthew series to look at a powerful moment from the life and teaching of the Apostle Paul in 1 Corinthians 4. In a world obsessed with performance, image, and results, Paul reorients us around something far more important: faithfulness. So of...

Tom Logue - March 15th 2025 Desperation gets God’s attention—because Jesus is deeply compassionate and powerful to heal. This week, Tom continues our King & His Kingdom series in Matthew 20:29–34 , where Jesus encounters two blind men sitting along the road as He leaves Jericho on His way to Jerusalem. These men—beggars and social outcasts—cry out repeatedly, “Lord, have mercy on us, Son of Da...

Colton Moore - March 8th 2026 How you spend your money reveals what your heart values—and who you’re really friends with. In this special gathering, as Restored says goodbye to this space and prays over Colton and Mallerie Moore and the Restored West Valley church plant team, Colton brings a timely message from Luke 16:1–18 . Through Jesus’ surprising parable of the dishonest manager, he shows tha...

Tom Logue - March 1st 2026 True greatness isn’t found in status or success—it’s found in serving others, just as Jesus served us. In this message from Matthew 20:20–28 , Tom continues our King & His Kingdom series and explores Jesus’ radical definition of greatness. As Jesus and His disciples journey toward Jerusalem, the mother of James and John asks Jesus for positions of honor for her sons...

Tom Logue - February 22nd 2026 Jesus wants to heal your spiritual eyesight—so you can see His love clearly in the place He suffered most. This week, Tom continues our King & His Kingdom series in Matthew 20:17–19 , where Jesus pulls His disciples aside on the road to Jerusalem and tells them plainly what is coming: betrayal, condemnation, mocking, flogging, death—and resurrection on the third...

Mike Harrelson - February 15th 2026 Drift is quiet — but repentance restores joy and sends us back on mission. This week, Mike walks us through the life of King David (2 Samuel 11–12; Psalm 51; Revelation 2), exposing the subtle danger of spiritual drift. Like a surfer slowly carried away from the lifeguard tower, drift rarely feels dramatic — it’s gradual, quiet, and often disguised as comfort, b...

Tom Logue - February 8th 2026 The kingdom of heaven belongs to the needy, the unwanted, and the desperate who keep showing up. This week, Tom continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 20:1–16 , where Jesus tells the parable of the workers in the vineyard. Through this story, Tom reveals both a window into the kingdom and a mirror for our hearts . The landowner represents a God who relen...

Tom Logue - February 1st 2026 Money reveals who’s really on the throne of your life—and Jesus invites us to trade control for something far better. In this message from The King & His Kingdom series, we continue through Matthew 19:23–30 , where Jesus confronts the deep spiritual power of money. Using vivid illustrations—from MRI scans to investment returns—Tom shows how wealth can quietly repl...

Jarek Berga - January 25th 2025 When fear gives people more weight than God, idolatry quietly takes root. In this message, Jarek pauses our journey through Matthew to walk us through Exodus 32 , the story of the golden calf. Rather than treating idolatry as an ancient or obvious sin, Jarek exposes how fear subtly reshapes our worship today—especially when the voices of people begin to carry more w...

Vincent Latteri - January 18th 2026 Agape love is not a feeling to fall into—it’s a gift to receive and a life to live. This week, Vinnie teaches from 1 John 4:7–11 , unpacking the most central theme in all of Scripture: love . Not the fragile, emotional version our culture often celebrates, but agape love—the selfless, sacrificial love that originates in God Himself. Vinnie carefully defines what...

Tom Logue - January 11th 2026 When we stop listening and obeying, we wander — but prayer shows us the way forward. This week, Tom pauses our King and His Kingdom series to bring a prophetic and pastoral message rooted in Exodus 15 and Numbers 13–14 , asking a piercing question the Lord placed on his heart: Why did God’s people wander in the wilderness? Though the journey from Egypt to the Promised...

Mike Harrelson - January 4th 2026 Confidence in the Lord comes from making your one thing the first thing. In this New Year message, Mike leads us through Psalm 27 , where David models a confidence that is not rooted in certainty of circumstances, but in clarity of desire . Surrounded by adversity, threat, and uncertainty, David anchors his life around a single request: to dwell in the house of th...

Jarek Berga - December 28th 2025 Grace is a fire already burning—your role is not to earn it, but to draw near. On the final Sunday of 2025, Jarek pauses our journey through Matthew to bring a timely word from Romans 4 , helping us understand how anyone—respectable or suspicious—finds their place in God’s family. Using the image of a beach bonfire, Jarek shows how God’s grace is not something we s...

Tom Logue - December 14th 2025 What you value most will determine who your master is. This week, Tom continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 19:16–22 with Jesus’ encounter with the rich young ruler. Through a simple “this or that” exercise and a deeply personal exposition of the text, Tom shows how our everyday choices reveal what we truly value—and ultimately, what we worship . While...

Tom Logue - December 7th 2025 The blessing of God flows to the needy, the humble, and the childlike who come to Jesus. This week, Tom continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 19:13–15 , where parents bring their children to Jesus for Him to lay His hands on them and pray. Drawing deeply from Scripture, Tom teaches on the biblical pattern of laying on of hands —how throughout the Bible...

Mike Harrelson - November 30th 2025 Jesus still invites ordinary people to “come and see” who He truly is. In this message, Mike invites us into the heart of evangelism—not as a pressured task for “professionals,” but as a simple, relational invitation to “come and see” Jesus. Through his own story of searching, doubt, near-death moments, and finally encountering Jesus in Scripture, Mike shows how...

Tom Logue - November 23rd 2025 You can’t have too high a view of marriage—but your view of the kingdom must be higher. This week, Tom continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 19:1–12 (Part 2) , pressing into some of the most sensitive topics of our cultural moment: marriage, divorce, gender, sexuality, and singleness . He shows how Jesus confronts trivial divorce and a culture that deg...

Tom Logue - November 16th 2025 A soft heart welcomes the kingdom — a hard heart keeps it out. This week, Tom continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 19:1–12 , where Jesus is confronted about marriage, divorce, and sexuality. In a culture — ancient and modern — that treats people and marriage as disposable, Jesus calls us back to God’s original design: one man and one woman, united in...

Jarek Berga - November 9th 2025 You’re already training for something — the question is, what goal are you straining toward? This week, Jarek pauses our King and His Kingdom series to share from 1 Timothy 4:6–11 , a message birthed in prayer about what it truly means to “train yourself for godliness.” Using Paul’s athletic metaphor, Jarek explores how spiritual formation, like physical training, r...

Tom Logue - November 2nd 2025 God forgives 10,000 talents — and forgiven people forgive. This week, Tom continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 18:21–35 , where Jesus teaches what forgiveness actually is, and what reconciliation actually requires. Using the parable of the unforgiving servant, Tom shows how forgiveness is not pretending nothing happened — forgiveness is paying the debt...

Tom Logue - October 26th 2025 In Jesus’ family, loving discipline restores straying sheep and protects the flock. This week, Tom continues our King and His Kingdom series in Matthew 18:15–20, walking through Jesus’ four-step process for church discipline within His church (ekklesia). He contrasts biblical friendship (top-shelf friends who love you enough to help you fight sin) with worldly friends...