There are moments in life when anguish feels like it has the final word. Abandonment, betrayal, and the shattering of trust can leave a person believing that their story has collapsed beyond repair. But at Restoring the Remnant, we have learned again and again that God does some of His most transformative work in the places where we thought nothing could grow. Our healing groups were born from that truth. They are not simply gatherings. They are evidence of the Kingdom of God

Philippians 2:12 (GNBUK) urges us: “Keep on working with fear and trembling to complete your salvation.” At first glance, “fear and trembling” can sound harsh or intimidating. But when we look at the Hebrew roots, a different picture emerges. Yirah (יראה) / Yare (ירא) — fear, reverence, awe. Not terror, but a posture of holy attentiveness. Chared (חָרֵד) — trembling. Not panic, but the physical response that comes with deep reverence. Understanding these words matters. They

Stepping into the role of co-host sounded confident on the outside. However, on the inside, I was just another mom trying to navigate faith, family, and change. Each day I showed up to pray with others, share scripture, and offer encouragement. I talked about trusting GOD, releasing control, while raising children and ourselves, with intention.

As we cross the threshold into 2026, we at Restoring the Remnant (RTR) are not merely observing a new calendar year—we are stepping into a divine decree. This is not a prediction based on trends or circumstances. It is a prophetic declaration rooted in the unshakable truth of God’s Word: 2026 is the Year of the Oil of Gladness. Beauty for Ashes, Joy for Mourning Isaiah 61 has long been a foundational scripture for our work at RTR. It is the heartbeat of our mission to bind up