Remnant

The Remnant: The Gradual Replacement of Truth is a theological examination of how the people of God have historically drifted from alignment with Him through substitution - replacing divine instruction with human systems, tradition, and compromise. Drawing from Scripture, author Mel Johnson traces this pattern from ancient Israel through the present day, calling believers back to the standard of God's Word and the identity He established for His people.

This is not merely a book about belief. It is a confrontation with perception. Truth has not disappeared - it has been replaced. Not through sudden collapse, but through subtle substitution, gradual, unrecognized, and often accepted without question. Influences shape perspective. Convictions give way to compromise. What is temporary overshadows what is eternal.

Through eleven chapters and three appendices, Johnson examines remnant theology, covenant identity, the Law and grace, the renewal of the mind, walking in the Spirit, and the helpmate design - revealing how substitution operates across every dimension of the believer's life and calling the remnant back to what has always been true.