The Remnant Arise

06/24/2026

This is good. I was just talking about this.

06/24/2026

There is something the Lord has been speaking to me in this season, and I believe it may encourage some of the Remnant as well.
Many of us have been praying for provision, rest, healing, connection, and direction. We have been looking around wondering where God is leading us next. Yet what if the very thing we have been been praying for is already being orchestrated by God behind the scenes?
In a recent dream, what appeared to be a random encounter turned into a divine appointment. It reminded me that what feels accidental to us is often intentional to God.
Some of you have walked through battles that left scars,health struggles, family wounds, financial hardship, rejection, grief, and seasons where you wondered if anyone truly understood what you endured. But the Lord sees it all, and He wastes nothing.
Your testimony is reaching people you may never know. Your perseverance has encouraged others you have never met. While you were focused on surviving, God was writing a story of His faithfulness.
I believe the Lord is reminding His Remnant:
You are not forgotten. Your testimony still carries power. Divine connections are being arranged. The relationships God sends will be built on trust, purpose, and His presence. What seems random may actually be an answer to someone's prayer,and yours.
Do not despise the unexpected encounters, the conversations that seem ordinary, or the people God places in your path. The Lord is still directing the steps of His people.

"A man's heart deviseth his way: but the Lord directeth his steps." — Proverbs 16:9

Father, help us recognize Your hand in our daily lives. Open our eyes to the divine appointments You have prepared for us. Heal the places where disappointment and isolation have caused us to withdraw. Give us wisdom, discernment, and courage to embrace the people and opportunities You send. Let our testimonies bring glory to You and encouragement to others. In Jesus' name, Amen.

06/23/2026

I can here the Spirit of the lord saying "I am raising up a remnant in a season of darkness. Do not be discouraged by what appears empty, silent, or small. I have strategically positioned My people. I am preparing those who will bring healing, restoration, and freedom to the broken. The stage belongs to Me, and in My timing I will fill the house. Do not despise small beginnings, for I am rebuilding ancient ruins and restoring what has been desolate."

06/22/2026

Happy Birthday, Journii

06/22/2026

Lately, I've been reflecting on family dynamics and the patterns that can pass from one generation to the next.
Some families battle isolation. Some battle bitterness. Some battle anger, blame, unforgiveness, hopelessness, and broken relationships.
What grieves me most is realizing that many of the struggles we face today are the very same struggles previous generations fought. The names and faces may change, but the wounds remain the same.
Maybe you've experienced being left out, overlooked, forgotten, rejected, or misunderstood by the very people you expected to love and support you. Maybe you've spent years wondering why relationships never seem to heal.
But here's the good news: Just because a cycle reached you doesn't mean it has to continue through you.
The enemy wants bitterness to take root in our hearts, but Christ calls us to forgiveness.
The enemy wants isolation, but God calls us into fellowship.
The enemy wants us to carry rejection, but God calls us accepted, chosen, and beloved.
You are not responsible for fixing every broken relationship in your family. You are responsible for guarding your heart, walking in forgiveness, and allowing God to heal what people cannot.
Sometimes the greatest act of faith is trusting God with the people you cannot change.
If this message resonates with you, I encourage you to spend time in these chapters during your Bible study this week:

Psalm 27 – When family disappoints but God remains faithful

Psalm 34 – God's comfort for the brokenhearted

Isaiah 61 – Beauty for ashes and healing for the wounded

Ezekiel 18 – Breaking generational patterns

Romans 12 – Living in peace and walking in love

Ephesians 4 – Letting go of bitterness and unforgiveness

Hebrews 12 – Uprooting the bitter root before it spreads

Ask the Holy Spirit to reveal any areas where healing is needed and trust Him to guide you into freedom.

Father, heal every wound caused by rejection, division, and broken relationships. Remove bitterness, restore hope, and teach us to trust You with the people and situations we cannot control. Help us walk in forgiveness without carrying burdens You never asked us to bear. Let healing begin with us and flow into future generations. In Jesus' name, Amen.

❤️ The cycle can stop here. ❤️ The healing can begin now. ❤️ The story does not have to end the way it began.

06/22/2026

Many of us have entered a season that feels quiet.
The seats seem empty. The room feels still. The stage appears inactive. And if we're not careful, we'll assume God isn't moving.
But what if Heaven sees it differently?
What if this is not a season of inactivity, but a season of positioning?

Isaiah 41:10 Reminds us not to fear what we do not understand. God told His people, "I am with you." When the room appears empty, His presence is still there.

Zechariah 4:10 Challenges us not to despise small beginnings. We often focus on what hasn't happened yet, while God is celebrating what He has already started.

Psalm 46:10 Calls us to be still and know that He is God. Sometimes God quiets the room because He is teaching His people to listen before He tells them to move.

1 Peter 4:10 Reminds us that every believer has an assignment. Not everyone is called to the stage. Some are called to watch, pray, serve, encourage, build, and prepare. Every position matters in the Kingdom.

The Lord is teaching many of us that success is not measured by attendance, applause, followers, recognition, or numbers.
It is measured by obedience.
The room may seem quiet, but God is positioning His people.
The seats may appear empty, but God is preparing hearts.
The stage may seem inactive, but God is establishing foundations.
The light is still shining.
Do not fear. Do not despise small beginnings. Be still. Remain faithful to your assignment.
The same God who prepares the room is the God who fills it in His perfect timing.

Additional Scriptures to Read and Pray Through: • Isaiah 41 • Zechariah 4 • Psalm 46 • 1 Peter 4 • Habakkuk 2:1-3 • Isaiah 60:1-3 • Matthew 25:1-13 • 1 Kings 19:18 • Luke 12:35-40

Father, help us to trust You in the quiet seasons. Teach us not to measure Your work by what we can see with our natural eyes. Give us the faith to remain in position, the wisdom to discern where Your light is shining, and the patience to wait on Your timing. Let us be found faithful whether the room is full or empty, knowing that You are working all things according to Your purpose. Strengthen the remnant to stand firm, stay watchful, and remain obedient to every assignment You have given. In Jesus' name, Amen.

06/22/2026

Do not mistake silence for inactivity.

There are seasons when it feels like the room is empty, the seats are unfilled, and very little appears to be happening. But throughout Scripture, God often worked with a remnant before He moved among the multitudes.

Before the flood, there was Noah.
Before the victory, there was Gideon and a small army.
Before the Gospel spread, there were a handful of disciples.

God is not intimidated by empty seats. He is concerned with positioning, obedience, and readiness.

Some of you have been looking around wondering, "Lord, where is everyone?" Meanwhile, He is saying, "Pay attention to where My light is shining."

In this season, resist the temptation to measure success by numbers, applause, or visible results. God is preparing hearts, aligning assignments, and strategically positioning His people for what is ahead.

The room may seem quiet, but Heaven is not inactive.

Remain faithful.
Remain watchful.
Remain available.

The same God who prepares the place is the God who fills it in His perfect timing.

"For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them." — Matthew 18:20

"Despise not the day of small things." — Zechariah 4:10

Father, help us not to become discouraged in seasons that seem quiet or small. Teach us to value Your presence more than popularity and obedience more than recognition. Position us where You want us, and give us discernment to see where Your light is shining. Strengthen the remnant to remain faithful, watchful, and ready for Your next instruction. In Jesus' name, Amen.

06/20/2026

There are many in this season who are asking, "Lord, what are You doing?"

The answer I keep sensing is this:

God is exposing what has been hidden, revealing what has been competing for our attention, and calling His people back to wholehearted devotion.

Many have been focused on the obvious battles, but the Lord is dealing with the subtle things,the distractions, misplaced priorities, unhealthy attachments, hidden fears, and the areas where trust has been divided.

This is not a season to panic when things are revealed. It is a season to rejoice because God only exposes what He intends to heal, restore, and bring into alignment.

The Lord is calling His Remnant to walk in purity of heart, clarity of vision, and unwavering commitment to Him. Some relationships, mindsets, habits, and even old ways of thinking are being brought into the light. Not for condemnation, but for transformation.

What is revealed can be healed.
What is surrendered can be restored.
What is aligned with God can flourish.

Do not be discouraged if the Lord is putting His finger on areas that need attention. His correction is evidence of His love.

"Search me, O God, and know my heart: try me, and know my thoughts: And see if there be any wicked way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting." — Psalm 139:23-24

The Remnant must remain focused. Do not become distracted by every headline, every controversy, or every voice competing for your attention. Keep your eyes fixed on Jesus. He is the Author and Finisher of your faith.

This is a season of refinement, realignment, and preparation for what is ahead.

🙏 Prayer:
Father, search our hearts and reveal anything that is not pleasing to You. Remove every distraction, every fear, and every competing affection. Draw us closer to You and help us walk in obedience, humility, and truth. Let our lives reflect Your glory, and give us the courage to follow wherever You lead. In Jesus' name, Amen.

🔥 Remnant, stay on your post. Stay in prayer. Stay in the Word. What God is revealing today is preparing you for tomorrow.

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06/18/2026

06/17/2026

One thing I've noticed over the years is that when God calls you into an assignment, people tend to respond in one of two ways.

Some are drawn to you, and others create distance.

This is simply an observation I've made in my own life.

There was a time when I used to be hurt by it. I wondered why certain family members stopped calling as much, why invitations became less frequent, or why some relationships seemed to shift without explanation. I spent a lot of time trying to understand it.

Now, I see it differently.

Throughout Scripture, people often responded strongly to those God called. Some were drawn to the grace, wisdom, and presence of God on their lives. Others felt uncomfortable, convicted, misunderstood them, or simply couldn't relate to where God was taking them.

Joseph's brothers distanced themselves from him long before they understood his purpose.

David was anointed king, yet many misunderstood his journey.

Jesus Himself attracted crowds while others walked away because His words challenged them.

This doesn't mean we're better than anyone else, and it doesn't mean every broken relationship is because of an assignment. Sometimes people are busy. Sometimes seasons change. Sometimes God is simply repositioning people.

But if you're experiencing a season where certain relationships have become distant, don't automatically assume you've done something wrong.

Sometimes God will separate before He elevates.

Sometimes He will reduce the noise so you can hear His voice more clearly.

And sometimes He will bring new people into your life who recognize the assignment because they are connected to it.

I've learned to stop chasing people who are choosing distance and instead pray for them, love them, and leave the door open.

Not everyone is meant to walk every season with you.

That's okay.

Keep your heart pure.

Keep loving people.

Keep serving God.

And trust that the Lord knows exactly who belongs in your life for this season and who does not.

"A man's gift maketh room for him, and bringeth him before great men." — Proverbs 18:16

"Can two walk together, except they be agreed?" — Amos 3:3

Remnant, don't be discouraged by who walked away. Be grateful for who God has assigned to walk with you in this season.

Keep moving forward.

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