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Ken and Steve dive into Romans 11, exploring God's complex relationship with Israel and the inclusion of Gentiles in His redemptive plan. They wrestle with difficult theological questions while maintaining their approachable "regular guys" perspective.

• Paul explains that God has not rejected the Jewish people, using himself as evidence
• The concept of a "remnant chosen by grace" shows God's continued work among faithful Jews
• The olive tree metaphor illustrates how Gentiles are "grafted in" where unbelieving Jews were "broken off"
• Warning against Gentile arrogance toward Jews, as God can remove the grafted branches too
• Discussion of whether this passage suggests believers can lose salvation
• Paul reveals that Israel's hardening is temporary until "the full number of Gentiles comes in"
• The mystery that "all Israel will be saved" once Gentiles have been brought into God's family
• Understanding that God's gifts and calling to Israel are irrevocable
• Celebrating God's wisdom in His plan to show mercy to all through the doxology

Next week we'll be studying Romans chapter 12. Read it beforehand so you can follow along with our discussion!