Ecclesiology · 34 pp · 2024

The Small Church as Prophetic Witness in a Post-Christian Culture

An argument that the small church is a prophetic sign in a culture that confuses numerical growth with divine favor — drawing on remnant theology, incarnational ministry, and ecclesial resilience.

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