Restore Austin

"We cannot fulfill the Great Commission without the Great Commandment" www.restoreaustin.org

Teaching pastor, Iver Robinson, shares Matthew 16 with us. www.restoreaustin.org

Jesus is the only authority who wields his power for the singular purpose of love. www.restoreaustin.org

Doubt and faith are not mutually exclusive. www.restoreaustin.org

Our voices, joined together and lifted high, are a collective refusal to collapse under the weight our burdens. restoreuastin.org

We are doing it wrong if all we do is call other people out without ever taking a look in the mirror. www.restoreaustin.org

Pastor Rachel Delgado walks through the story of doubting Thomas. www.restoreaustin.org

Walking through the difficult process of deconstruction and reconstruction with Jesus by our side is so much better than pretending we never have any doubts. www.restoreaustin.org

The resurrected Jesus is calling you by name and offering you a living hope that transcends every circumstance. www.restoreaustin.org

Pastor Sonja DiNanno shares Matthew 26:36-46. www.restoreaustin.org

Tanner Shumake walks us through Matthew 21. www.restoreaustin.org

"The Prince of Peace is on the other side of heartache and heartbreak." www.restoreaustin.org

The love of Jesus doesn’t just change you. The love of Jesus changes everything. www.restoreaustin.org

God doesn’t love us with a one-size-fits-all kind of love. Every person is uniquely made and uniquely loved by God. www.restoreaustin.org

As the hands and feet of Jesus, our acts of love and liberation are revolutionary. These acts may be small in size, but they have a big impact for the Kingdom of God. www.restoreaustin.org

Care Pastor, Mark Jordan, shares with us a unique perspective on Jesus feeding the 5,000. www.restoreaustin.org

When we are at our lowest points in life, God stoops down next to us, wipes away the tears and says, “I love you and I will always be with you.” www.restoreaustin.org

In a world full of prideful leaders, Jesus calls us to spend our time humbly serving others. www.restoreaustin.org

Guest preacher, Bonnie Lewis, dives deeper into the story of the woman at the well. www.restoreaustin.org

Jesus came to preach a message of abundance: There is more wine, more loaves and more fish. There is peace that surpasses all understanding, mercy in our time of need and grace upon grace for anyone who wants it. And above all, there is an abundance of love, overflowing from a well that never runs dry. www.restoreaustin.org

Many of those who breached the United States Capitol did so not in spite of their Christian faith, but because of it. Just look at video or pictures from the riot and you’ll see…     - Avowed white supremacists carrying the Christian flag    - People wearing “In God we trust” shirts as they shove police officers to the ground    - A huge banner bearing the name o...

Jesus wasn’t just born to die. He was born to live and love and serve and embody the Kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven. www.restoreaustin.org

The Way of Jesus is so much more than something you believe, it’s something you do. The Way of Jesus is so much more than something you intellectually assent to, it’s a whole new way of living. Knowing about Jesus is not the same thing as following Jesus. www.restoreaustin.org

Oppressive religion blinds us to our own sin by shifting the focus onto the much lesser shortcomings of others. www.restoreaustin.org

Bonnie Lewis concludes our Thanksgiving Holiday by reminding us not to worry and to be thankful for what we have. www.restoreaustin.org