So, join us this morning as we open to Romans 11:12, Here we see Paul explain how God works His Sovereign purposes through both Israel's failure and Israel's future restoration

This morning, we're going to dive into Romans 11:7-11. It's a powerful passage that'll fill us with joy and encouragement. We'll learn to embrace God's plan for our salvation, even if it means facing some challenges. We'll also marvel at His mercy and His incredible purpose for Israel and the world. So join and let's explore this amazing passage together.

Join us as we study Romans 11:1-6, where we will be challenged to embrace God's faithfulness to Hs chosen remnant- a faithfulness that secures His people, is revealed in Scripture, and is sovereignly and graciously applied.

In Romans 10:18-21, Paul confronts a paradox: God's saving message has gone out into the world clearly proclaimed, fully heard yet many still reject it. This rejection, however, does not frustrate His plan. Salvation is entirely orchestrated by God: His Word is proclaimed, His sovereign design is carried out, and His mercy remains open to all who will believe. This sermon calls you to trust in the God whose purposes never fail, and whose mercy is still extended to you today.

Join us this morning as we discuss salvation and the only proper response to God saving us!

Join us this morning as we're challenged to embrace our great proclamation - by remembering our calling to proclaim Christ faithfully, rejoicing even when rejected, and relying on the power of His Word to bring saving faith.

Join us as we study Romans 10:9-13 and are challenged to the glory in the Great Message-the gospel that clearly defines saving faith, proclaims grace as gift, and calls all people to embrace Jesus by faith.

In this second message from our series the Great Gospel, we turn to Romans 10: 4-8 to see that he only solution to the tragedy of legalism and self-righteousness is faith alone in Christ alone, by which we are made truly righteous.

In this series, Pastor Caleb will describe the great gospel and how we should think about outreach. In Part One, from Romans 9:30- 10:3, we will learn that despite faithful prayers for our neighbors' salvation, many reject the gospel - caught in a failed pursuit of righteousness by works and displaying fallacious piety marked by zeal without knowledge

In this message, we explore how God's sovereign call extends beyond national or ethnic boundaries to include both Jews and Gentiles, Paul reminds us that God's grace is not only selective- it is merciful, faithful, and rooted in covenant promise. As believers, we are called to live within His plan with humble hope, embracing his calling, trusting His promises, and rejoicing in His salvation. This passage invites us to reflect on God's unchanging faithfulness and how we, as the Church, fit into His redemptive plan alongside Israel