Remnant of the WayRecovering the supernatural worldview of the Bible

Scientists, technologists, and academicians

Recovering the supernatural worldview of the Bible

Many in the modern church have traded the supernatural worldview of Scripture for the materialist worldview of naturalistic science. We write to recover the first, to read the prophetic Word seriously, and to recognize the day in which we live.

The archaeological site at Pergamon, Turkey
The site at Pergamon, Turkey, where the altar the risen Christ called “Satan’s throne” once stood.

Who we are

A remnant, and a way

We chose the name to emphasize two things: that God always retains a remnant of followers in every age of the world, and that Jesus Christ came not to replace the law and the prophets but to fulfil their purpose by establishing the way of salvation. Some of us write under pseudonyms.

Clarence Larkin's engraving of the Olive Tree
The Good Olive Tree, with its threefold root — Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Clarence Larkin, Dispensational Truth (1918).