<p>Paul starts chapter 11 with a question, and then offers up himself as an example as why God has not rejected His people. Implied in Paul's answer is that God is fulfilling his promise by using Paul for Kingdom purposes, the highest calling there is.</p>

Paul starts chapter 11 with a question, and then offers up himself as an example as why God has not rejected His people. Implied in Paul's answer is that God is fulfilling his promise by using Paul for Kingdom purposes, the highest calling there is.

Romans 11:1 - Has God Rejected His People?

Remnant is a short daily devotional brought to you by Jonathan Porter. We look at one verse a day, going in order through Paul's Letter to the Romans. It's a light Bible study that loops in life application pointers from the text. It's a great way to start your day.

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Romans 11:1 - Has God Rejected His People?

Romans 11:1 - Has God Rejected His People?