Remnant Church is a place where the Gospel is preached and people are challenged to take the Word and apply it to their lives and begin to live it!
This Sunday, we celebrate more than new chairs—we celebrate new opportunities for lives to be changed. Every chair placed in our sanctuary is more than furniture; it represents a person, a family, a story, and a soul that God desires to reach. Empty chairs remind us that there are still people searching for hope, healing, purpose, and the love of Christ. As we dedicate these new seats, we also dedicate ourselves to the mission of inviting others into God's house. Each chair is a reminder that someone's miracle, salvation, restoration, or breakthrough could begin with a simple invitation. There is room for everyone at the table of grace. Join us for this powerful message as we embrace the vision that every chair matters because every soul matters. Let's fill the house—not just with people, but with lives transformed by Jesus Christ! Please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with a friend!
At the same gate where Rahab once sat marked by a scarlet cord, Bartimaeus later cried out for mercy. One gate. Two stories. One powerful message: God sees what others overlook. Rahab was a rejected woman with a hidden purpose. Bartimaeus was a blind beggar with a buried identity. Both were positioned at Jericho's gate — the place between their past and their promise. This message explores how God will stop in the middle of movement, noise, and opposition just to restore your vision and remind you who you are. Your condition does not cancel your calling. The gate is not your ending — it is the doorway to transformation. Please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with a friend!
In a world that constantly tries to label us by our failures, struggles, and circumstances, it's easy to lose sight of who we truly are. “Eye-dentity” challenges us to examine the lens through which we see ourselves. Are we looking through the distorted view of pain, insecurity, and past mistakes? Or are we allowing God's truth to define us? This sermon invites us to shift our focus—to see ourselves the way God sees us. When we align our “eye” with His truth, our identity becomes clear. We are no longer bound by labels given by the world or our past. Instead, we walk confidently in the freedom and purpose found in Christ. Please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with a friend!
The resurrection is not just a victory over death—it is the Gardener at work again. What was planted perishable is raised imperishable. What was sown in sorrow rises in glory. The same divine hands that formed humanity in the beginning are now reforming creation through resurrection. When Mary mistakes Jesus for the gardener, it is a moment filled with quiet truth: the Gardener has returned to tend what was broken. And what does a gardener do? He cultivates. He restores. He brings life where there was once only decay. God does not abandon what He plants. He shapes us in the beginning. He stays with us in the burial. And He calls us forth into new life. The resurrection is proof that the Gardener never wastes the ground. So when you feel buried—remember, you may actually be planted. Please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with a friend!
This sermon explores the power of learning to see the good, even in moments of confusion and loss. Looking at the resurrection story through the eyes of Mary Magdalene and Peter, we reflect on how easy it is to miss hope when we're overwhelmed by grief or expectations. At the empty tomb of Jesus Christ, both Mary and Peter struggle to understand what they're seeing. What looks like loss is actually the beginning of something greater—but they don't recognize it right away. This message reminds us that sometimes the good in our lives isn't absent—we just don't see it yet. Please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with a friend!
The Lamb represents surrender. It is the posture of humility, obedience, and sacrifice. The Lamb does not fight back—it yields. It trusts. It lays itself down for the sake of others. This is the heart of love: to give without demanding, to serve without recognition, to forgive without limit. The Lamb within us calls us to die to pride, to release control, and to walk in compassion even when it costs us everything. But the story does not end at the cross. The Lamb who was slain rises again—not as a victim, but as a Lion. The Lion embodies authority, courage, and victory. It does not retreat; it advances. It does not whisper; it roars. The Lion within us is the God-given strength to stand for truth, to confront darkness, and to walk boldly in purpose. It is the fire that refuses to let fear have the final word. Please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with a friend!
This sermon centers on the victorious power of Jesus Christ over sin, the Grave, and Death itself. It declares the TRUTH that through his crucifixion and resurrection, Jesus didn't just escape death. He CONQUERED it! When Jesus rose, he claimed the keys of death and Hades, showing that He alone has authority over life and eternity. For true believers, this means FREEDOM from fear, ASSURANCE of eternal life, and HOPE beyond the grave! Please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with a friend!
Recovery through God is often described as a daily surrender. There are still struggles, but no longer isolation. Each step forward becomes a testimony that freedom is possible, that healing is real, and that no one is too far gone to be restored. The act of opening the door, of saying "YES" when Jesus knocks, is what transforms a story of addiction into a story of REDEMPTION! Please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with a friend!
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Unity in prayer is the ignition point of revival. When individuals lay down personal agendas and come together with one heart, one purpose, and one cry... Heaven responds! Join us as we open up the importance of praying in UNITY. Please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with a friend!
Worship is so much more than the songs we sing on Sunday. It's the life we live every day. In this, we explore the deeper meaning of worship through the book of Nehemiah 8:5-6, where the people stood, lifted their hands, and bowed in reverence as the Word of God was opened! Join us as we look at what it really means to worship God beyond the songs, and how our everyday lifestyle can become an offering of praise! Please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with a friend!
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