Rise Up

The concept of a "remnant" isn't just biblical history—it's a powerful spiritual reality unfolding before our eyes. Like quality carpet remnants cut from the original roll, God's remnant people maintain the same purpose and quality despite being fewer in number.

Collette Quinten will guide you through an exploration into the last days remnant church. From Noah's family of eight to Elijah's 7,000 who didn't bow to Baal, from Gideon's army reduced to 300 to Jesus' faithful 120 disciples, God consistently works through committed minorities rather than compromising majorities. This pattern continues today as mainstream churches increasingly accommodate cultural pressures rather than biblical truth.

The last days remnant church bears distinctive characteristics: they follow the Holy Spirit into deeper relationship with Jesus, choose the narrow gate, die to self daily, and maintain spiritual readiness like a bride awaiting her bridegroom. They hunger for God's Word, demonstrate compassion for the lost, proclaim an uncompromising gospel, and possess spiritual discernment against deception. Though Satan rages against them (Revelation 12:17), they function as spiritual warriors equipped with God's full armor.

What makes this message so urgent? Scripture warns in 2 Thessalonians 2:3 that before Christ returns, a significant "falling away" from faith will occur. Yet amid this apostasy, God preserves a remnant by grace (Romans 11:5) who resemble the original Acts church in pure faith, sound doctrine, and sacrificial commitment.

Are you part of this remnant? The question deserves honest self-examination. God is calling His people to rise up in these last days as revival begins to emerge. This Spirit-filled remnant will demonstrate such spiritual authority that "no power on earth will be able to ignore them." Will you answer the call to be among the faithful few who change the world?