Brokenness. Burden. Building.

In Nehemiah’s day, a wall around Jerusalem was a very good thing. A wall meant divine protection, structure and dignity for the people of God. In our day, there might not be a physical wall around our city, but there are still divinely instituted walls – family, marriage, church and culture. They are meant to provide these very same things, but these walls have been broken for a long, long time.

God has commissioned us to rebuild and to restore these broken walls.

Here at Remnant, we are coming together no longer in a spirit of complaint, and no longer blaming previous generations for the brokenness and rubble we now see. At some point, we must realize the truth: We are quickly becoming the generation that the next will either complain about, or be grateful for.

Let’s work together to claim what is rightfully ours in Jesus Christ – renewed marriages, restored families, and reclaimed biblical manhood and womanhood. Let’s believe for a church that is truly revived and align ourselves to the Lord for the sake of future generations.

He is our inheritance. He is our significance. He is everything.

And He is calling for our hearts, yet again.