About Nazarene Remnants Ministry
Nazarene Remnants Ministry is a Pronomian Nazarene teaching platform dedicated to recovering and preserving the original apostolic faith — the confession held by the earliest followers of Yeshua HaMashiach who kept the Torah, honored the Prophets, and refused the Gentile reinterpretation of the Good News that displaced them in the second and third centuries.
We exist for Torah-keeping believers in Yeshua who sense that something essential was lost in the transition from the Jerusalem Assembly to the Roman church. Our audience includes Messianic believers, Hebrew Roots seekers, Torah-observant Christians, and anyone who has wrestled with why Paul can call the Law "holy, righteous, good, and spiritual" while the mainstream church treats it as abolished. This platform is also for historians, researchers, and students of early Christianity who want to engage the primary sources — Jerome, Epiphanius, Eusebius, the Didache, 4QMMT — rather than received tradition.
The ministry was founded by a student of the patristic record who noticed that the strongest evidence for the Nazarene community came from its opponents. Jerome catalogued them. Epiphanius condemned them. The Council of Laodicea legislated against them. You do not legislate against what does not exist. That hostile witness principle anchors everything we teach.
Our resources include a discipleship track, a sacred lunisolar calendar anchored to observed new moon conjunctions, in-depth studies on reading Paul correctly, the Nazarene translation of the Didache, Qumran texts, historical timelines, glossaries, and a growing library of downloadable teaching materials. We also host the Pronomian Nazarene Leadership Course (PNLC) to raise up teachers within this remnant community.
We are not a denomination. We do not seek institutional recognition. We hold to Revelation 14:12 — the keeping of the commandments of God and the faith of Yeshua — as our confession and our calling.
"Here is the perseverance of the saints who keep the commandments of God and their faith in Yeshua."