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"What the Garage Taught Me About God - Carlton L. Coon, Sr.

Restoration is rarely quick—and it’s almost never clean. In this message, we begin with a very physical, hands-on lesson: restoring old furniture that looked beyond saving. Layers of paint, burned hands, frustration, determination, and time—lots of time. What looked like a mess slowly revealed hidden value beneath the damage. From there, the message moves into something deeper. Scripture shows us that God works the same way in lives. He doesn’t discard what looks worn. He restores it. We explore the powerful biblical journeys of John Mark, who walked away from ministry and spent 21 years rebuilding trust before being called “profitable” by Paul in a letter to Timothy—a reminder that restoration takes time, faithfulness, and consistency. We also walk through the story of Naomi, who returned home empty, broken, and bitter—yet refused to stay that way. Through the faithfulness of Ruth and the redeeming love of Boaz, God proved Himself to be a Restorer of life, not just circumstances. This message is for anyone who feels: Worn down by life Bitter from loss or disappointment Written off by others—or by themselves Afraid it’s “too late” for God to work You may feel stripped, sanded, and unfinished—but God sees the original design. Through it all, we’re reminded that Jesus Christ is our Kinsman Redeemer—the One who has the relationship, the desire, the ability, and the willingness to restore what was lost. If you’ve ever felt empty… If you’ve ever wanted to say, “Call me bitter”… This message is a reminder that restoration is possible—and the work isn’t finished yet. 👉 Like, share, and subscribe if this message speaks to you. 👉 Comment below: What is God restoring in your life right now? Connect with me online at -- Email - CarltonCoonSr@gmail.com Website - CarltonCoon.com Facebook - Facebook.com/CarltonCoonSr Twitter - Twitter.com/carltonlcoonsr