ABOUT US
The Restoring Vine
Restoration isn't a one-time event. It's a season you grow through.
The Restoring Vine was born out of a simple conviction: that the same God who promises in His Word to restore what's been lost — the years, the joy, the hope — is still doing that work today, one honest day at a time.
I created this shop after living through a season of my own where I needed to believe God for restoration, provision, and a fresh start. What helped most wasn't another surface-level quote or a book I read once and shelved. It was sitting daily with scripture, writing down what I was actually afraid of, and tracking — in my own handwriting — the moments God showed up.
That practice became The God Who Restores, and it's grown into a small library of KJV scripture journals built around the same idea: gratitude, restoration, and abundance aren't abstract concepts. They're daily disciplines you can actually practice, one page at a time.
What we make
Every journal from The Restoring Vine follows the same commitment:
Scripture from the King James Version, chosen with care for the season it speaks to.
A short, honest reflection — never generic, never preachy.
A guided prayer and a real journaling prompt, so the practice goes deeper than reading.
Thoughtful design, because what you spend time in daily should be beautiful, not just functional.
Current titles include The God Who Restores, 30 Days of Gratitude, Thankful in the Storm, and Living in God's Abundance — each a complete, standalone journey, and each written for the same reader: someone who wants their faith practice to be honest, consistent, and rooted in scripture rather than trends.
Our why
We believe restoration is a promise, not a possibility — and that the discipline of showing up daily with God's Word is how that promise becomes personal. If that's the season you're in, we're glad you found us.
Contacts
support@therestoringvine.com
Address
30 N Gould St STE R Sheridan, WY 82801 US
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The God Who RestoresCreated to encourage faith, hope, restoration, and a deeper relationship with God.
