In his sermon 'The Unstoppable Remnant,' Pooyan Mehrshahi discusses the parable of the mustard seed to illustrate the potential for remarkable growth within the Kingdom of God, despite its seemingly small beginnings and the minority status of its followers. He emphasizes that the Kingdom's expansion and influence are not reliant on numerical size or worldly power, but on God's sovereign will and timing. The sermon encourages Christians to be steadfast in their faith and witness, knowing that even small acts of faith can lead to significant impacts and contribute to God's redemptive purpose. Ultimately, the message conveys that God's Kingdom will prevail, and every nation will come to acknowledge Christ.

Despite appearing insignificant or overlooked by the world, the Kingdom of God represented by the mustard seed possesses remarkable growth potential. It can grow. If God wills, it can grow. Just as the small mustard seed grows into a large tree, so too can the influence of the gospel, our witness, spread and it can flourish even when it is embraced by a minority of believers. Just one person plus God, they are the majority, John Knox said.

And so this parable reminds us that God's kingdom is not contingent upon numerical size or worldly power, but operates according to His sovereign purposes and His timing. Therefore Christians can take heart from this parable, knowing that their faithful witness, no matter how small it is, can have significant impact and bear abundant fruit for the glory of Christ. So as we sow the seed of the gospel, as we preach the Word of God, as we distribute tracts and leaflets in our lives and in communities around us, as the church declares the gospel, we can Trust in God's power to bring about growth and transformation, ultimately fulfilling His redemptive purpose in the world. The world, every aisle, every country will be filled with the knowledge of Jesus Christ. Every knee will bow to Jesus.

Every tongue will confess to Jesus Christ. That's the parable of the mustard seed. It will grow. It will dominate. Even though the people who are involved with it are insignificant small groups, the minorities.

The minorities will be the majorities because they are with God.