You are not alone.
Posted by appolus on June 27, 2025
You are not alone. The remnant is alive. Scattered, yes, but burning with the same fire that burns in you. If you’re searching for that fire in the halls of the organized church, you will search in vain. The embers there have long grown cold, choked by systems, silenced by routine.
Disappointment? It’s the painful gap between what we hoped for and what we see. And what we see, tragically, is a powerless form, a shell of what Christ called forth. The organized church, in its present form, cannot carry the weight of 1 Corinthians 14. It cannot manifest the living Body, where every part supplies and every joint is alive in the Spirit.
How can a fire blaze when there’s no kindling? No hunger. No brokenness. No altar.
But take heart brothers and sisters. The fire still falls, just not where man builds his temples. It falls on the wilderness dwellers, the cave-singers, the ones outside the gate, bearing His reproach.
You’re not alone. The remnant walks with you. To find them, you have to go out into the wilderness. But be of good cheer, the Lord has made a highway of holiness through this wilderness.
There is a principal at work here brothers and sisters. The Lord takes each one of His saints into that very wilderness. It’s there we learn to rely completely on Him. When we come out of that place we can now surely sing, for we have been rooted and grounded in Him alone, that beautiful old hymn, “Though none go with me, still I will follow, no turning back, no turning back…..the cross before me, the world behind me……no turning back, no turning back.”
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