The inconsistency of profession and practice painfully evident in our denomination causes many to doubt the church's remnant status. Others see spiritual pride, hypocrisy, and arrogance in this claim to chosenness. What's the truth?
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The Remnant
If we are the Remnant, why do we look like the world?
Incest. Adultery. Theft. Murder.
These aren't just headlines from the evening news—they are the quiet realities hidden within our own pews. We claim to be "The Remnant," yet we struggle with the very vices we condemn in the world outside.
The inconsistency is painful. The hypocrisy is glaring. And it’s causing thousands to ask: Is our claim to "chosenness" just spiritual pride?
In his most raw and honest work to date, Clifford Goldstein puts the Seventh-day Adventist Church under the prophetic microscope.
He doesn’t dodge the hard questions:
Can a lukewarm "Laodicea" truly be the Remnant?
Is there a "remnant within a remnant"?
Can the movement apostatize entirely?
God is still calling a people to represent Him more splendidly than ever before. The question is: Is it too late for us to answer?
