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