In Romans 9 & 10, Paul has discussed many complex details relating to His dealings with Israel. Like a puzzle, Paul brings all those pieces together in Romans 11 to give us the big picture of what God is doing today. 

In Romans 9, Paul dealt with Israel's rejection from the standpoint of divine sovereignty. In Romans 10, he deals with Israel's rejection from the standpoint of human responsibility. Through this discussion you will find yourself faced with your own destiny-defining choice: Will you try to be good enough, or accept that Jesus is good enough?

Romans 8 reveals precious and magnificent promises to those who are in Christ. But can we trust these promises? After all, it sure seems like God's promises to Israel have failed. Join us as we discuss that in our study of Romans 9.

How Christ's work on the cross changes our lives

How Christ's work on the cross changes our lives

What if playing it safe is the riskiest thing we can do? That instead, we need to be willing to step out in faith and "do it for the plot" that God is writing.

A vision and mission worth giving your life for.

On the outside we may sing, "God is good." But on the inside, do we really believe it?