I recently went backpacking with my family here in Idaho. The weather was perfect, and we had a great time. What are some of your favorite summer activities?
(More pictures and videos from our backpacking trip are available here.)

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One of my posts that complements nicely the one I shared above (The Hellenization of Christianity: What Every Christian Should Know) is my post on the remnant.

Who Are God’s Remnant People?

If someone asked you, “If your church is the true church, how were people saved before it existed?” how would you respond?

That question is at the heart of my latest blog post.

Many people assume that the oldest church must be the true church. But what if the Bible presents a different picture? What if God’s people were never meant to be identified primarily by a denomination, but by a faithful relationship with Him throughout history?

In this post, I explore the biblical idea of the remnant and argue that God has always preserved a faithful people—from Adam and Eve, through Israel, to the Christian church, and ultimately to His end-time people.

Along the way, we’ll look at Revelation 12:17, the road to Emmaus, and why Jesus pointed His followers back to all of Scripture to understand His identity and mission.

This isn’t a post about claiming superiority or exclusivity. It’s a reminder that being part of God’s remnant is about faithfulness, mission, and a life centered on Jesus.

If you have ever wondered:

• Who are God’s remnant people?

• Is the remnant a denomination?

• Does Revelation 12:17 apply today?

• Is the oldest church necessarily the true church?

I think you’ll enjoy this study.

👉 Read the full post and let me know what you think.