Restoration of the Church (Part 1)

Restoration is without question more difficult than even the beginnings and more difficult than the reformation itself. Yet, in a day not conducive to it, it remains the heart cry of every one of the faithful of God. In this profound message, Gene Edwards confronts the comfortable assumptions of modern Christianity, arguing that relying on method is but death without the living fellowship of Christ. He challenges us to look beyond the “forever up” of emotions and embrace the reality that we often learn more hanging from the cross than in revival. Gene Edwards reveals that true, functioning spiritual life, as found in the first century, is centered on a corporate pursuit of Christ, navigated by broken men who loved God’s people. Discover the urgent call to abandon the limitations of the institutional church and step onto the pilgrimage of restoration. Your faithfulness is required for the generation in which you live.