The Remnant Reckoning

Earlier Today…a fellow brother and I got to talking about the state of the world as it relates to the body of Christ, and how the epidemic of covid_19 has changed not only the way we worship, or how the doctrine of the bible has filtered through the ages…we begin a dialog about the book of revelation, we touched on the ministry of the church, and how it has affected Gods people within the church.

With 4,300 religions in the world today…all of them creating different doctrines, beliefs, or just certain aspects from scripture, we understand that the body of Christ is not just churches, regions, or continents, In scripture, Romans 11:5 and Revelation 12:17 speak about the dragon making war with the remnant.

How do we define this remnant in today's current struggle how are they created and how shall we know their fruit, It is written that this seed keeps the commandments of God and have the testimony of Jesus Christ.

Remnant Created

Speaks to a small minority that remains faithful to God and so is saved through prophecy this reference is to Israel and perhaps far-reaching as there is no determined limit to God's power and number in all things just and unjust according to scripture.

Its paraclete, beginning, or origin can be found since creation and continues even into the future.

Over the years we’ve seen faith expand and contract while most of us who were raised in a church had to process through the expectations of life, culture, being separated from friends, family, and even career choices…

There is still a reckoning being formed as we go through the crisis of Covid-19, faith has been stretched to the limits of belief, while the pressure of expecting a change to come is not the conviction of those who are changing, moving past what has been the norm to create a legacy for future generations.

It’s vital not to be weary in moving or creating a life filled with purpose, or to be filled with regret because of past mistakes or issues that have robbed you of an expected purpose or destiny to become great.

Through struggle we fine purpose, through pain we find power to become more, not being average but creating a better future while we are still able to change it by becoming extraordinary in all that we have been through.