The True Remnant

🌿 THE FOUR PILLARS OF ZION The Foundation Beneath Everything Many people think Zion is a place. Others think it is a city. Some think it is a gathering. Some think it is a refuge. But the more I have studied the Nemenhah Records, the Book of Mormon, and the teachings of Christ, the more I have come to see something much simpler. Before Zion can become a place... it must become a people. And before a people can become Zion... they must stand upon a foundation. The Nemenhah Records repeatedly point back to four great principles that support everything else. I call them: 🌿 The Four Pillars of Zion Without these pillars, Zion cannot stand. With them, Zion begins to emerge. 🌿 PILLAR ONE — KNOWLEDGE The first pillar is Knowledge. Not merely gathering information. Not winning arguments. Not proving ourselves right. The knowledge that matters most is knowing the Peacemaker. Knowing His voice. Knowing His ways. Knowing how to receive revelation. The Book of Mormon teaches: "For how know...

🌿 THE BLUEPRINT OF ZION A Living Walk Through the Nemenhah Records Welcome to the Blueprint of Zion. For years I believed Zion was mostly a place. But the more I studied the Nemenhah Records, the Book of Mormon, and the teachings of Christ, the more I began to see something different. Zion is a pattern. A way of living. A way of hearing the Peacemaker. A way of governing, serving, healing, and becoming. This series explores the hidden blueprint of Zion found throughout the Nemenhah Records and shows how that pattern can be lived today. 🌿 SERIES INDEX PART 1 The Blueprint of Zion Hidden in the Nemenhah Records 👉 Click here to read Part 1 https://thetrueremnantblog.blogspot.com/2026/05/blueprint-of-zion-hidden-in-nemenhah.html Introduction to the entire Blueprint of Zion project and why the Nemenhah Records may contain one of the clearest patterns of Zion ever preserved. _____________________________________________________________________________________ PART 2 Zion Is a Pattern,...

  🌿 Blueprint of Zion — Part 2 Zion Is a Pattern, Not a Place 🕊️✍️ By The True Remnant When I was younger, I thought Zion was a place. A city. A gathering. A location on a map. Somewhere we would eventually go. Somewhere the righteous would be gathered. Somewhere safety would finally be found. And while there is truth in that idea, I now believe the Nemenhah Records are teaching something much deeper. They are teaching that Zion begins long before we arrive anywhere. 🌿 The First Mistake We Make Many people spend their lives looking for Zion. They ask: "Where will it be?" "When will it happen?" "Who will lead it?" "What land will it be built upon?" Those are interesting questions. But the Nemenhah repeatedly point us somewhere else. They point us inward before they point us outward. They teach that before a Zion people can build a Zion society, they must first become a Zion people. 🌿 Zion Begins With People A city does not create Zion. Buildin...

🚗 Let Them Drive Their Own Car After thinking about my Honda dream for a while, another thought came to me. Maybe the dream wasn’t just about   not fixing people’s cars without asking . Maybe it was also about something even simpler. Maybe it was about   letting people drive their own car. 🧭 Everyone Is On a Journey Cars in dreams are interesting. They usually represent movement. Direction. A journey. And that’s exactly what life is. Every one of us is moving somewhere. Learning things. Making choices. Taking turns. Sometimes we get lost. Sometimes we find a better road. But the journey belongs to the driver. 🕊️ One of God’s Greatest Gifts One of the greatest gifts God ever gave His children is   agency . The freedom to choose. The freedom to learn. The freedom to seek Him in our own time. Christ never forced people onto His road. He didn’t chase people down the street and drag them behind Him. Instead He invited. “Come unto me.” And then He let people decide. 🌅 When ...

  🚶 The Waywalker’s Wheel Walking the Way One Season at a Time 🪶 After studying the Great Medicine Wheel, something else slowly began standing out to me in the Nemenhah records. The Way was never presented as a single moment. It was a walk. A journey. A lifelong process of learning balance with the Peacemaker, with creation, and with one another. That realization eventually became what I now call: The Waywalker’s Wheel. Not a ladder. Not a checklist. Not a system for proving spiritual superiority. A path. A living cycle of growth. Because the records constantly show people: learning, failing, repenting, sacrificing, healing, and returning again. Not perfect people. Walking people. 🌿 One of the biggest misunderstandings in religion is the idea that spiritual growth is always straight upward. But life rarely works that way. Most of us move through seasons. We gain light. Then we struggle. Then we sacrifice. Then we heal. Then we gain deeper understanding. Then another season begin...

  When You Finally See Him, You Already Know Him 🪶 The Hick From The Sticks Version This week a friend sent me a website. It was full of incredible spiritual experiences. Visions. Manifestations. Amazing stories. Maybe they're true. Maybe they aren't. I honestly don't know. So I sent the link to my friends Ryan and Ruth. Now if you've never met people like Ryan and Ruth, they're the kind of folks that make you want to be a better Christian just by being around them. They love Jesus. Not the idea of Jesus. Not the theory of Jesus. Not the debate about Jesus. They just love Him. Ruth wrote back: "I looked into them five years ago. They didn't resonate with me though." Then she asked: "What are your thoughts?" I wrote back: "I didn't check really. Having too much fun walking with Jesus in real life." A few minutes later Ruth replied: "Exactly." And I just sat there smiling. Because that...

The Christ-Centered Mirror 🕊️✍️ By The True Remnant A few years ago, if someone had told me I'd be writing blogs, making videos, studying scripture for hours, and talking to artificial intelligence every day, I would have laughed. Hard. 😂 That wasn't my world. Golf was my world. Being outdoors was my world. Building businesses was my world. Working was my world. Sitting in front of a computer talking to a machine was definitely not my world. But life has a way of changing our plans. Becoming the Patient As my spine got worse, things started changing. The things I used to do became harder. Then some of them became impossible. The Lord eventually gave me a simple message: "Be the patient." Now that wasn't exactly what I wanted to hear. I wanted to be the fixer. The helper. The problem solver. The guy carrying the backpack. Instead, I found myself sitting in a chair more often than I wanted. Resting more than I wanted. Waiting more than I wanted. And that's whe...