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Acts 27:9 tells the story of the apostle Paul, as he made his way aboard a ship that was destined for disaster. However, Paul was in the minority on his opinion. Low and behold, Paul's prediction came true. At the end of the day, it comes down to who will we listen to? How do we know who to listen to? Pastor John Bazemore returns to the mic to tell us just that. The title is self-explanatory, so we just encourage you to listen to this week's edition of Restoration Place on the King James Radio Network.

Every so often, we all have doubts in our mind about whether certain things will happen for us. On this week's episode of Restoration Place, First Lady Darlene Bazemore goes to Phillipians 4:6-9 to help us understand that we simply need to make our requests known to God, and not to worry and be anxious about them. Time to let go of those anxieties and be encouraged by this episode of Restoration Place on the King James Radio Network.

Minister Thomas Gilbert addresses the question of what is your definition of church? Some people look at church as a building, others look at it as a community? Which side do you fall on? Minister Thomas takes us to Acts 2:42 to help separate the two, and explains which side is the right one. Follow along with Restoration Place on the King James Radio Network.

There will be(and probably have been) times in your life where the people who you count on for support will not be as excited for you as you would like. There may even be times where your friends and family will try to talk you out of something you believe that you are destined to accomplish. Even Jesus had his share of detractors from within his own rank and file. Mark 3:20-21 accentuates this point with Jesus and His disciples, and as Pastor John Bazemore says in this week's message, sometimes you have to stand by yourself. Listen here at Restoration Place on the King James Radio Network.

There are many places in God's Word(starting at John 17:17) that talks about renewing or cleansing your heart and thoughts, when it comes to our everyday lives. Every day is a new opportunity to get it right, and to start with a clean slate. First Lady Darlene Bazemore goes one-by-one through each Biblical passage that tells us to shed those dead things of the past, and smooth things out for the future. We take a look at the true meaning of exfoliation on this episode of Restoration Place on the King James Radio Network.

Acts 6:1 gives us the names of those who are not particularly well known in the Bible. On this episode of Restoration Place, Pastor John Bazemore picks out Phillip to demonstrate the point that someone can come out of the shadows, and make an impact on his surroundings. All of us can't be in the spotlight. As a matter of fact, some of us don't really want it. However, when it comes to the Kingdom of God, it's not about your spotlight. It's wherever God's light will shine, and lot of times, it will illuminate those people in dark, unknown places. Find out more from Pastor B at Restoration Place on the King James Radio Network.