Restoration

God’s Work of Making All Things New

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.