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If you could restore one thing in your life… what would it be?

A relationship?
A season?
A decision?
A part of your heart?

In this final episode of God’s Promises, we explore the promise that ties every other promise together: Restoration.

Throughout Scripture, God doesn’t just forgive — He restores.

• He restores the joy of salvation (Psalm 51:12).
• He restores life after trouble and suffering (Psalm 71:20; 1 Peter 5:10).
• He restores the years that feel wasted (Joel 2:25).
• And one day, He will restore everything (Acts 3:21).

We also unpack the “4 Rs of Restoration” — Replace, Renew, Revive, Return — and what it means for God to replace hardened hearts, renew minds, revive spiritual life, and return us to deep fellowship with Him.

But restoration doesn’t end with this life. Revelation 21 promises a day when every tear is wiped away, death is defeated, and all things are made new.

Heaven isn’t escape...it’s restoration completed!

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In this episode of God’s Promises, we explore what Jesus really meant when He said:

If nearly one in five adults experience anxiety each year, what does it mean for believers to live in peace? Is peace the absence of trouble? Is it emotional calm? Or is it something deeper?

In this conversation, we unpack:

• What Jesus meant by “these things” in John 16:33
• The difference between peace with God (Romans 5:1) and the peace of God (Philippians 4:6–7)
• Why peace doesn’t remove storms but anchors us in them
• How Isaiah’s “perfect peace” (Isaiah 26:3) was written during national instability
• Why Christ’s presence — not our control — is the foundation of lasting peace

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Let's be real.....many of us believe God forgives us, but wonder if real change is actually possible.

In this episode of God’s Promises, we explore one of the most hopeful assurances in Scripture: God’s promise to transform us. Transformation isn’t instant, dramatic, or driven by willpower. It’s a faithful, God-led process that happens from the inside out.

Using passages like Ezekiel 36:26, 2 Corinthians 3:18, and Philippians 1:6, we talk about what it means to receive a new heart, to be transformed “from one degree of glory to another,” and to trust that God will finish the work He started in us. We also draw from the Christian-living article “10 Ways to Be Transformed by Christ and Not Conformed to the World” from iBelieve.com, highlighting why spiritual change is a process of renewal, not conformity.

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