Remnant Bible Study

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"A remnant will return, a remnant of Jacob will return to the Mighty God." — Isaiah 10:21 The world is a battleground, and God is calling His Remnant to rise. In this Bible study, Josh, Kaith, Ivan, Adriel, and special guests dive deep into the trenches of the Word to tackle the toughest topics of our generation.Our mission is to forge warriors who are bold in truth yet gentle in spirit. We don’t just study the Word; we arm ourselves with it. Stop sitting on the sidelines and learn to be a producer for God's glory. Put on the armor, pick up your sword, and let’s advance the Kingdom together.

  1. Sep 11

    You Shall Love Him as Yourself

    How should a Christian navigate civil duty, national borders, and loving the foreigner—without losing the biblical priority of family and civil order? And in our personal lives, what happens when two people with fundamental theological differences attempt to build a romantic relationship together? In this episode, we tackle two massive topics that collide at the intersection of faith, culture, and personal decisions. First, we examine the biblical framework surrounding nationhood, civil government, authority, and hospitality toward migrants. Does Scripture demand absolute open borders, or does God establish national boundaries alongside commands to love the stranger? Second, we dive into 2 Corinthians 6:14 and the radical claim that Jesus Christ is God. Can a believer truly unite with someone who holds a different worldview, or does a fundamental disagreement over who Jesus is tear the foundation apart? From Old Testament prophecies to Jesus calming the storm, claiming "I AM," and receiving worship, we lay out the biblical weight of the Trinity—and why shared faith is essential for a lasting union. Passages & Citations Covered: Topic 1: Immigration, Civil Authority, and Mercy Exodus 22:21 & Exodus 23:9 (Treating the stranger justly) Leviticus 19:34 & Leviticus 25:35 (Loving the resident foreigner) Romans 13:1-7 & Matthew 22:21 (Civil government, laws, and taxes) Mark 7:18-20 (What defiles a man comes from within) 1 Timothy 5:8 & Galatians 6:10 (Providing for family and household of faith) Topic 2: Relationships, the Unequal Yoke, and the Deity of Christ 2 Corinthians 6:14 (Unequally yoked with unbelievers) John 1:1, John 8:58, & John 10:30 (Christ's eternal deity and "I AM" claims) Isaiah 7:14 & Isaiah 53 (Immanuel, the virgin birth, and the Suffering Servant) Proverbs 30:4 & Matthew 8:23-27 (Who stills the winds and waves?) Acts 5:3-4 (The Holy Spirit is God) Genesis 1:2 & John 14:16-17 (The Spirit over the waters and the Promised Comforter) Deuteronomy 6:4 & Isaiah 45:5 (There is only one true God) Hashtags #FaithAndPolitics #CultureAndScripture #UnequallyYoked #DeityOfChrist #BiblicalWorldview #Trinity #ChristianLiberty #TheRemnant

  2. Sep 8

    Sheep Without A Shepherd.

    When Jesus casts out a demon and heals a mute man in Matthew 9:32–38, the crowds marvel, but the Pharisees dismiss His power. Yet instead of focusing on the religious opposition, Jesus looks out at the helpless, scattered crowds with deep compassion. What He sees isn't just a crowd of critics—He sees a vast field ready to be gathered. Jesus turns to His disciples and makes a radical statement: "The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest". In this verse-by-verse study, we break down what it actually means to step up as a worker in God's kingdom. Why are so few willing to step into the fields? How do we move from being passive consumers sitting in the pews to active laborers responding to Christ’s call? We walk through the text line-by-line to unpack the urgency of the harvest, the necessity of prayer, and what it costs to go. Passages Covered: Matthew 9:32-38 Matthew 20:1-2 Hashtags #HarvestIsPlentiful #LaborersAreFew #Matthew9 #ExpositoryPreaching #LineByLine #VerseByVerse #BibleStudy #LordOfTheHarvest #TheRemnant

  3. Sep 6

    Whoever Believes And Is Baptized Will Be Saved

    Is water baptism a necessary requirement to receive salvation, or is it an outward expression of an inward transformation through faith alone? In this study, we open the Scriptures to examine one of the most debated questions in theology, diving directly into the tension between Old Law context, New Testament commands, and the finished work of the Cross.Rather than relying on human tradition or cherry-picked verses, we walk passage-by-passage through both sides of the argument. From Jesus' words to His disciples and Peter’s sermon at Pentecost, to Paul’s teaching on grace and the thief on the cross—we explore how faith, obedience, grace, and baptism intersect in God's plan for redemption.Scriptures Covered:Mark 16:16Luke 23:43Romans 4Isaiah 59:20Matthew 9:1-8Matthew 5:17-20Acts 16:30-31John 3:5Ephesians 1:11-14Acts 2:38-39Hebrews 3:18-19Galatians 5:22-23Matthew 9:10-12Romans 7:15-20Ephesians 2:8-9Hashtags:#Baptism #SalvationByGrace #FaithAndWorks #BiblicalDoctrine #ChristianApologetics #TheologyMatters

  4. Sep 1

    Take Heart, Daughter; Your Faith Has Made You Well.

    In Matthew 9:18–31, Jesus encounters three desperate situations: a grieving father whose daughter has died, a woman sick for 12 years, and two blind men crying out for mercy. In every instance, Jesus shows His absolute power over sickness, blindness, and death itself. In this verse-by-verse study, we look at what simple, desperate faith looks like—and how Jesus meets those who seek Him. We also review key cross-references to understand biblical faith, God’s sovereignty, and how Jesus views physical and spiritual restoration. Passages Covered: Matthew 9:18-31 Romans 10:11-12 Acts 20:10 John 11:11 Psalm 145:9 Mark 6:1-6 Acts 19:11-12 1 Corinthians 13:13 1 Corinthians 3:6-9 2 Thessalonians 2:10-12 Drop a comment with your thoughts on the study, and share this episode with anyone walking through the Gospel of Matthew with us! #BibleStudy #Matthew9 #RemnantBibleStudy #HeIsOurShepherd #Expository #LineByLine #FaithAndHealing

  5. Aug 28

    Nor Tattoo Any Marks On You

    Does Leviticus 19:28 mean tattoos are off-limits for Christians? In this study, we trace Scripture from the Old Law to Paul’s letters to unpack Christian liberty, conscience, and how to honor God without falling into legalism. Scriptures Covered: Leviticus 19:28 James 2:10 Galatians 5:1-15 1 Corinthians 10:23-33 1 Corinthians 13:13 Romans 14:1-9

  6. Aug 25

    Take Heart My Son;Your Sins Are Forgiven.

    We opened this study in Matthew 9:1–8, looking at the faith of the friends who carried the paralyzed man to Jesus. Jesus didn't just heal his body—He proved His divine power to forgive sins right then and there. From there, we moved into verses 9–13 as Jesus called Matthew, a hated tax collector, straight out of his booth and sat down to eat with sinners. Jesus made it clear that He didn't come for people who think they are healthy; He came for the sick who know they need a Savior. Addressing a question about fasting, 9:14-17Jesus reveals Himself as the Bridegroom and introduces a new era. He warns against trying to patch the radical gospel of grace onto old, rigid legalistic structures—new wine requires fresh wineskins. We wrapped up the study by tying it all back to the core of the gospel: Jesus' atonement on the cross. Physical healing and earthly calling point to the ultimate truth that we are saved strictly by grace through faith in Christ, who paid the full price for our sins.What we cover in this episode:Scripture: Matthew 9:1-17Drop a comment with your thoughts from the study, and share this episode with anyone walking through Matthew with us.#BibleStudy #Matthew9 #RemnantBibleStudy #HeIsOurShepherd #Expository #LineByLine

  7. Aug 22

    You Knitted Me in My Mothers Womb

    Is birth control biblical, or are we letting culture shape our view on family planning? In this Thursday topical study, we open up Scripture to break down what the Bible actually says about contraceptives, children, and honoring God in marriage.

  8. Aug 19

    Why are you afraid, O you of little faith?

    When a violent storm hit the Sea of Galilee, experienced fishermen panicked while Jesus slept. Once they woke Him, Jesus didn't just calm the water—He confronted their lack of faith. Right after showing His authority over nature, He stepped onto shore and showed His authority over the demonic realm by setting two tormented men free. In this episode, we go step-by-step through Matthew 8:23–34. We talk about learning to trust Jesus in the middle of life's chaotic storms, His supreme power over darkness, and the tragic reaction of a town that cared more about losing their livestock than having the Son of God among them. What we cover in this study: vv. 23–27: Jesus calms the storm, challenges the disciples' fear, and demonstrates His divine authority over the wind and waves. vv. 28–34: Jesus delivers two demon-possessed men in the region of the Gadarenes, sends the demons into a herd of pigs, and confronts a community that begged Him to leave because His power disrupted their comfort. Scripture: Matthew 8:23-34 Drop a comment with your thoughts on the study, and share this with anyone following along in Matthew with us. #BibleStudy #Matthew8 #RemnantBibleStudy #HeIsOurShepherd #Expository #LineByLine

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"A remnant will return, a remnant of Jacob will return to the Mighty God." — Isaiah 10:21 The world is a battleground, and God is calling His Remnant to rise. In this Bible study, Josh, Kaith, Ivan, Adriel, and special guests dive deep into the trenches of the Word to tackle the toughest topics of our generation.Our mission is to forge warriors who are bold in truth yet gentle in spirit. We don’t just study the Word; we arm ourselves with it. Stop sitting on the sidelines and learn to be a producer for God's glory. Put on the armor, pick up your sword, and let’s advance the Kingdom together.

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    HeIs.OurShepherd
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    2026
  • Episodes
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