Restored: A letter to Philemon

What if the greatest restoration God wants to do isn't in a building—but in His people?

This week we begin our new series, Restored, by looking at the opening of Paul's letter to Philemon. Before Paul addresses any problems, he reminds the church of who they are: fellow workers in the Kingdom of God.

Paul doesn't write to spectators. He doesn't write to church attenders. He writes to people who understood they were all ministers of the gospel. Could the same be said of us today?

Somewhere along the way, many Christians began believing that sharing the gospel was the preacher's job. But what if every follower of Jesus has been called to carry the hope of Christ into their home, workplace, school, and neighborhood?

Join us as we discover that before God restores our mission, He restores our purpose. Because revival doesn't begin when one preacher preaches better—it begins when every believer remembers why they've been saved.