Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In Restored ONE, Dr. Anita Phillips delivers a powerful message about healing and identity. You’re not just loved by God — you’re made whole by Him.
This message centers on Mark 3, where Jesus heals a man with a withered hand in front of religious leaders. The healing wasn’t just physical — it was a challenge to systems that prioritized rules over restoration.
Dr. Phillips unpacks:
What a “withered hand” symbolizes: lost power, lost purpose, and disconnection from God
How pride, fear, and legalism can harden our hearts like the Pharisees
The way Jesus always leads with love, healing first — then inviting transformation
Why “love the sinner, hate the sin” can miss the mark when it shifts the focus away from grace
The pain of church hurt and religious trauma — and how Jesus sees and heals it
Restoration starts when you stretch out your hand. Your story, your wounds, your heart — Jesus is ready to meet you there. You are not what happened to you. You are who God says you are: seen, healed, and whole.
Key Themes:
Identity in Christ
Jesus and the Withered Hand (Mark 3)
Healing from Religious Trauma
Rules vs. Relationship
Compassion and Restoration
Overcoming Judgment and Shame
The Power of Testimony
Living as the Restored ONE
#DrAnitaPhillips #RestoredONE #ONEChurch #PottersHouse #Healing #Jesus #Faith #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianLiving #Grace #Restoration #Testimony #Mark3 #Love
Don’t forget to share with a friend, and be sure to subscribe to our ONE channel for ongoing inspiration and encouragement.
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In Restored ONE, Dr. Anita Phillips delivers a powerful message about healing and identity. You’re not just loved by God — you’re made whole by Him.
This message centers on Mark 3, where Jesus heals a man with a withered hand in front of religious leaders. The healing wasn’t just physical — it was a challenge to systems that prioritized rules over restoration.
Dr. Phillips unpacks:
What a “withered hand” symbolizes: lost power, lost purpose, and disconnection from God
How pride, fear, and legalism can harden our hearts like the Pharisees
The way Jesus always leads with love, healing first — then inviting transformation
Why “love the sinner, hate the sin” can miss the mark when it shifts the focus away from grace
The pain of church hurt and religious trauma — and how Jesus sees and heals it
Restoration starts when you stretch out your hand. Your story, your wounds, your heart — Jesus is ready to meet you there. You are not what happened to you. You are who God says you are: seen, healed, and whole.
Key Themes:
Identity in Christ
Jesus and the Withered Hand (Mark 3)
Healing from Religious Trauma
Rules vs. Relationship
Compassion and Restoration
Overcoming Judgment and Shame
The Power of Testimony
Living as the Restored ONE
#DrAnitaPhillips #RestoredONE #ONEChurch #PottersHouse #Healing #Jesus #Faith #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianLiving #Grace #Restoration #Testimony #Mark3 #Love
Don’t forget to share with a friend, and be sure to subscribe to our ONE channel for ongoing inspiration and encouragement.
-------------------------
We’d love to connect with you! To learn more about our movement, visit one.online
-------------------------
To learn more about the organizations we have partnered with or if you are need of resources visit: https://www.one.online/outreach
Want to support this ministry?
Text ONE to (833) 313-4483
or visit https://www.one.online/give
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL:
oneonline.link/instagram
oneonline.link/facebook
oneonline.link/TikTok
oneonline.link/twitter
Song code: ZOUMDIHWYKGXVGK3 Song code: VZW7VPK2LUHDPXTZ
