God Will Restore Everything

God Will Restore Everything

"GOD, your God, will restore everything you lost; he’ll have compassion on you; he’ll come back and pick up the pieces from all the places where you were scattered." (Deut. 30:3)

When God says He will restore everything, He means exactly that. Every loss, every broken piece, every scattered part of your life—He promises to gather and restore. But Scripture makes it clear that this restoration begins with a return to Him.

"And you shall return to the Lord your God and obey His voice… with all your heart and with all your being." (Deut. 30:2 AMP)

The story of the prodigal son paints a perfect picture. Restoration started the moment he returned. Before he even reached his father, something awakened within him. The Bible says, “he came to himself” (Luke 15:17). This means he had been living beneath his true identity. God didn’t only restore his possessions—He restored his mind, his senses, and his purpose.

When God promises restoration, it is total. He restores your health, your joy, your strength, your clarity, your purpose, and your wasted years. Everything the enemy stole, God is able to return in full measure.

"And I will restore to you the years that the locust hath eaten…" (Joel 2:25 KJV)

God will restore everything and bring you back to the place of glory you once shared with Him.

Reflection

God’s restoration is never partial—it is complete and transformative. Sometimes the greatest restoration is not material but internal: peace of mind, clarity of purpose, renewed strength, and a revived spirit. True restoration begins when we return our hearts fully to Him. As you walk in obedience, expect God to gather every lost piece of your life and make it whole again.

Prayer

Father, I thank You for Your promise of restoration. I return to You with all my heart, trusting Your compassion and Your power to rebuild everything I have lost. Restore my peace, my strength, my vision, and my years. Pick up every scattered piece of my life and make me whole again. Let Your glory shine through my restored story. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Have a fruitful day,
(Dr.) Emmanuel Okoro
(aka Dr. Lift)
. 

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