Much of the story of the Bible takes place in Israel. Jesus Himself was a Jew and the Old Testament prepares the way for His coming and informs the entire New Testament. But what happens to the Jewish people and the nation of Israel now that Jesus has come? This is the question that we will explore as we look at the 9th chapter of Romans in a series called, "The Nation of Israel and the Good News of God."

Much of the story of the Bible takes place in Israel. Jesus Himself was a Jew and the Old testament prepares the way for His coming and informs the entire New Testament. But what happens to the Jewish people and the nation of Israel now that Jesus has come? This is the question that we will explore as we look at the 9th chapter of Romans in a series called, "The Nation of Israel and the Good News of God".

Part One of our series on Romans chapter 9 "The Nation of Israel & the Good News of God".

Much of the story of the Bible takes place in Israel, Jesus Himself was a Jew and the Old Testament prepares the way for His coming and informs the entire New Testament. But what happens to the Jewish people and the nation of Israel now that Jesus has come? This is the question that we will explore as we look at the 9th chapter of Romans.

The Christian writer and philosopher, Dallas Willard, once quipped "'The Lord is my Shepherd' is written on many more tombstones than lives". Allowing the Lord to direct our lives is a process that we are to ruthlessly pursue. Traditionally, this self-surrender to Jesus' rule is called Discipleship and today we will look at how we can grow in this primary Christian calling.

The Christian writer and philosopher, Dallas Willard, once quipped "'The Lord is My Shepherd' is written on many more tombstones than lives." Allowing the Lord to direct our lives is a process that we are to ruthlessly pursue. Traditionally, this self-surrender to Jesus' rule is called Discipleship and today we will look at how we can grow in this primary Christian calling.

The Christian writer and philosopher, Dallas Willard, once quipped

“"The Lord is my Shepherd" is written on many more tombstones than lives.” Allowing the Lord to direct our lives is a process that we are to ruthlessly pursue. Traditionally this

self-surrender to Jesus’ rule is called Discipleship and today we will look at how we can grow in this primary Christian calling.

The Christian writer and philosopher, Dallas Willard, once quipped "'The Lord is My Shepherd' is written on many more tombstones than lives." Allowing the Lord to direct our lives is a process that we are to ruthlessly pursue. Traditionally, this self-surrender to Jesus' rule is called Discipleship and today we will look at how we can grow in this primary Christian calling

The Christian writer and philosopher, Dallas Willard, once quipped

“"The Lord is my Shepherd" is written on many more tombstones than lives.” Allowing the Lord to direct our lives is a process that we are to ruthlessly pursue. Traditionally this

self-surrender to Jesus’ rule is called Discipleship and today we will look at how we can grow in this primary Christian calling.

The Christian writer and philosopher, Dallas Willard, once quipped

“"The Lord is my Shepherd" is written on many more tombstones than lives.” Allowing the Lord to direct our lives is a process that we are to ruthlessly pursue. Traditionally this

self-surrender to Jesus’ rule is called Discipleship and today we will look at how we can grow in this primary Christian calling.

The Christian writer and philosopher, Dallas Willard, once quipped "'The Lord is my Shepherd' is written on many more tombstones than lives." Allowing the Lord to direct our lives is a process that we are to ruthlessly pursue. Traditionally this self-surrender to Jesus' rule is called Discipleship and today we will look at how we can grow in this primary Christian calling.