This week’s message, “Living the Restored Life,” brings our Restoration Journey series to a close with a powerful reminder: God doesn’t just restore us for our own sake—He restores us so that we can be a blessing to others.Drawing from Zechariah 8:11–13 and Philippians 1:3–10, Pastor John Arnold reflects on how true restoration is never self-made—it’s God’s ongoing work within us. Just as the Reformation was God’s great restoration project, so too is every transformed heart the result of God’s Spirit continually reforming us through His Word.📖 Scripture: Zechariah 8:11–13; Philippians 1:3–10🎙️ Message: “Living the Restored Life”⛪ Series: Restoration Journey – Part 6🌀 This sermon concludes The Restoration Journey, a 6-week faith adventure of finding renewal by God’s Spirit. Along the way we’ve discovered that:👉 Restoration begins when we return to God, who has already come near.👉 Renewal deepens as we let God exceed our limits and cleanse our hearts.👉 Prayer is not passive—it is the holy work that invites God to fight for us.👉 And now, the restored life calls us to live with gratitude, obedience, and witness.📥 Want to walk the full Restoration Journey?Visit 👉 https://fpcrogers.com/therestorationjourney/to download the devotional guide, follow all six messages, and experience God’s renewal in your life.📌 Subscribe for weekly messages, devotionals, and more from FPCRogers.💬 Need prayer? Drop a comment or connect with us at https://www.FPCRogers.com🔗 Helpful Links:👉 Plan your first visit – https://fpcrogers.com/planavisit👉 Discipleship Tools – https://fpcrogers.com/discipleshiptools/👉 Give Online – https://www.fpcrogers.com/giving👉 Follow us on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/FPCRogers👉 Learn more about us – https://www.fpcrogers.com#FPCRogers #RestorationJourney #LivingTheRestoredLife #BeABlessing #GratitudeObedienceWitness #Philippians1 #Zechariah8 #SpiritualRenewal #ChristianLiving #PresbyterianWorship #JohnArnoldSermon #RogersArkansasChurch

This week’s message, “A God Who Fights for You,” explores Zechariah 2:4–5 and Romans 8:31–39, revealing the powerful truth that God Himself is our defender, our strength, and our wall of fire. Pastor John Arnold challenges us to rethink prayer—not as something done around our work, but as the work—and to rediscover what it means to stand still and let God contend for us.

📖 Scripture: Zechariah 2:4–5; Romans 8:31–39
🎙️ Message: “God Who Fights for You”
⛪ Series: Restoration Journey – Part 5

🌀 This sermon is part of The Restoration Journey, a 6-week faith adventure of finding renewal by God’s Spirit. Included in the journey are:
👉 Six sermons focused on a biblical truth to help you experience God’s renewal
👉 A daily devotional guide to deepen your connection to God
👉 Weekly Sacred Rest Meditations designed to help you find peace and restoration in God’s presence (find them in our “Sacred Rest Meditation” playlist).

Each week we focus on a new spiritual truth or practice. Part 5 reminds us that true strength often begins with stillness—trusting God to fight our battles, contend for us, and lead us in peace.

📥 Want to join The Restoration Journey?
Visit 👉 https://fpcrogers.com/therestorationjourney/ to get started, download materials, and engage with the full experience.

📌 Subscribe for weekly messages, devotionals, and more from FPCRogers.
💬 Need prayer? Drop a comment or connect with us at https://www.FPCRogers.com

🔗 Helpful Links:
👉 Plan your first visit – https://fpcrogers.com/planavisit
👉 Discipleship Tools – https://fpcrogers.com/discipleshiptools/
👉 Give Online – https://www.fpcrogers.com/giving
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👉 Learn more about us – https://www.fpcrogers.com

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🙌 Welcome to worship with First Presbyterian Church of Rogers!

This week’s message, “God Cleanses Us,” explores Zechariah 12:10–13:2 and Titus 3:4–7, inviting us to reflect on the freeing, restorative gift of confession. Through powerful imagery and personal story, Pastor John challenges us to see confession not as shameful, but as a regular, refreshing spiritual discipline—like turning on the tap to receive the cleansing flow of grace and mercy from God's Spirit.

📖 Scripture: Zechariah 12:10–13:2; Titus 3:4–7

🎙️ Message: “The Cleansing Power of Confession”

⛪ Series: Restoration Journey – Part 4

🌀 This sermon is part of The Restoration Journey series, a 6-week faith adventure of finding renewal by God’s Spirit. Included in the journey are:

👉Six sermons focused on a biblical truth to help you experience God’s renewal

👉A daily devotional guide to deepen your connection to God

👉Weekly Sacred Rest Meditations designed to accelerate finding peace in God’s renewal. You can find the meditations in our “Sacred Rest Meditation” playlist.

Each week, we focus on a new spiritual truth or practice. Part 4 leads us into confession—acknowledging brokenness and receiving grace.

📥 Want to join the Restoration Journey? Visit 👉 https://fpcrogers.com/therestorationjourney/ to get started, download materials, and engage with the full experience.

📌 Subscribe for weekly messages, devotionals, and more from FPCRogers.

💬 Need prayer? Drop a comment or connect with us at www.FPCRogers.com

🔗 Helpful Links: 👉 Plan your first visit – https://fpcrogers.com/planavisit 👉 Discipleship Tools – https://fpcrogers.com/discipleshiptools/ 👉 Give Online – https://www.fpcrogers.com/giving 👉 Follow us on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/FPCRogers 👉 Learn more about us – https://www.fpcrogers.com

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