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The Restored: a Journey to Renewed Hope series continues as Pastor Mike Patz talks about healing from pain and trauma. We may look good on the outside, but on the inside there are wounds and scars. Trauma is unprocessed, unmetabolized pain, and when pain goes unprocessed it becomes toxic. Isaiah 61:1-4 is the prophetic word of the coming of Emmanuel, who is God with us. His restoration involves bringing beauty from the ashes of our pain.

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The Restored: a Journey to Renewed Hope series continues with "How can we know our purpose in life?" Pastor Mike Patz shares how Calling and Purpose are often born out of the pain of broken places being restored. We are not our accomplishments, our status, our talents, our roles. We must become clear about our identity, the true you, and commit to discovering the path God has for our lives.

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We've become experts in cancellation and shame, but ignorant in restoration and grace. In a time of cancel culture, Pastor Mike Patz continues the Restored: a Journey to Renewed Hope series, challenging us to be people who believe that God can forgive and restore. We must embrace the culture that the Kingdom of Heaven brings. Let's drop the rock of cancellation and pick up the cross of restoration!

We continue the Restored: a Journey to Renewed Hope series, as Pastor Mike Patz opens up Isaiah 58:1-12. We live in a world that is broken, but the church is called to be ones who repair, restore, and who bring about justice. We ask the question, "How to restore a broken world?" The people of God, the ones who have been restored, must be the ones who can fix anything. Our desire is for it to be on earth as it is in heaven right now.

Pastor Mike Patz continues the series, Restored: a Journey to Renewed Hope, with REST-oration. Despite all the modern technological advances, humans are more anxious than ever. But the heart of Jesus is revealed in Matthew 11:25-30. The places that we are exhausted in are places we are not yoked with Jesus in. He invites us to come, to get in the yoke with Him, and learn from Him.

The past few years have been wearisome, and many of us have lost our hope. Pastor Mike Patz begins a new series, Restored: a Journey to Renewed Hope, by opening up Acts 3:17-21. All of the "re-" words were promised to us by the prophets in the Old Testament. Everywhere Jesus goes, restoration follows.