Pastor Neil discusses the mystery of Israel's temporary blindness to their Messiah. Yet, in the end, salvation will come and deliverance will be available to all those who call on the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Pastor Neil discusses the mystery of Israel's temporary blindness to their Messiah. Yet, in the end, salvation will come and deliverance will be available to all those who call on the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Pastor Neil discusses the mystery of Israel's temporary blindness to their Messiah. Yet, in the end, salvation will come and deliverance will be available to all those who call on the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil discusses the meaning of the olive tree in Romans Chapter 11. He teaches that the olive branches are indicative of a privileged role in God's economy in history and can be cut off if they fail to live up to their God-given role of emissary to the nations.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil discusses the meaning of the olive tree in Romans Chapter 11. He teaches that the olive branches are indicative of a privileged role in God's economy in history and can be cut off if they fail to live up to their God-given role of emissary to the nations.

In his message, Cory draws upon the story of Jephthah in the book of Judges to exhort us to think through a matter before committing to it and, as believers, to remember that our pledges are made in the presence of our Holy God.

In his message, Cory draws upon the story of Jephthah in the book of Judges to exhort us to think through a matter before committing to it and, as believers, to remember that our pledges are made in the presence of our Holy God.

Pastor Neil reminds us that God will not forsake those whom He has called. The Jewish people have endured trials, persecutions and attempts at annihilation, but God has always preserved a remnant of His chosen people for His good purpose. As we review our own histories, as well as the history of the Jewish people, we can take comfort in remembering that God is able to preserve us in our trials.

Pastor Neil reminds us that God will not forsake those whom He has called. The Jewish people have endured trials, persecutions and attempts at annihilation, but God has always preserved a remnant of His chosen people for His good purpose. As we review our own histories, as well as the history of the Jewish people, we can take comfort in remembering that God is able to preserve us in our trials.

Pastor Neil begins this sermon reminding us of God's deliverance for those who believe in Him and call on His name. Sadly, although it is the believer's responsibility to share this message, it may not be readily accepted by those who receive it. But as He does with the Jewish people, God patiently remains faithful to forgive and reconcile to Himself those who will trust in the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation.