The early church was too busy being the church to concern itself with restoring the church. In this study, Barry Poyner looks at what those first-century Christians thought and practiced with implications for us as 21st-century Christians. These lessons aren't a history lesson on restoration -- they are, instead, a fascinating look at the heart and thrill of restoration as we seek to be God's people in the world today.

FLEX Adult Bible Study Electives:
•Written by faithful members of the Lord's church
•Undated for your flexible use
•Variety of studies -- textual, topical, Old Testament, New Testament
•New studies continue to be added
•Suitable for lecture, small group, or individual study

Table of Contents:
1. Restored Relationships
2. Restored Balance
3. Restored Health
4. Restored Soul
5. Restored Finances
6. Restored Land
7. Restored Home, Temple, and Priesthood
8. Restored Kingdom
9. Restored Fortunes
10. Restored Position
11. Restored Justice
12. Restored Worship
13. Restoration Surprises

About the Author:
Dr. Barry Poyner is a student of restoration history and regularly teaches a class on social movements at a public university. With degrees from Lipscomb University and Louisiana State University, Poyner concentrated his work on figures in the American Restoration of the church, George W. DeHoff and James Shannon.