Restoration

God’s Work of Making All Things New

De: Geoffrey Schmitt

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

What does it mean for God to restore?

Is it simply fixing what is broken—

or is it something far greater?

In Restoration: God’s Work of Making All Things New, Geoffrey Schmitt explores one of the most hope-filled themes in Scripture: God’s relentless work of bringing life, healing, and wholeness out of what has been lost.

Through a rich and pastoral journey, this study unfolds the powerful “re-words” of the Christian faith:

• Redemption — the price paid to bring us back
• Reconciliation — the relationship restored
• Resurrection — life rising from death
• Regeneration — the new birth within
• Renewal — the transformation of the mind
• Revival — the fire rekindled
• Reformation — the life reshaped
• Reclamation — what was lost recovered
• Restoration — the fullness of all things made whole

Each chapter weaves together Scripture (KJV), teaching, reflection, poetry, and practical application—guiding readers from understanding to experience.

This is not just a study about theology.

It is an invitation to encounter the God who is already at work:

• Restoring hearts
• Renewing lives
• Redeeming the past
• Rebuilding what feels beyond repair

Written with warmth, wisdom, and real-life insight, this book is ideal for:

• Personal devotion
• Small group study
• Church classes
• Prison ministry and outreach settings

Whether you are in a season of growth, struggle, or waiting, this message speaks clearly:

Nothing is beyond God’s restoring power.