Anyone could come to the conclusion based upon what Paul said at the end of Chapter 10 that God has forgotten about His chosen people, but Paul makes it clear in Romans 11 that God still has a plan for Israel. 

Because of Israel's rejection, God has now placed turned his attention to the Gentiles. 

Salvation is given to man by God's grace only. It is accepted by man through faith in Christ only. 

If God chooses whom He wills to use for His noble purposes and allows others to live in their own sin, doesn't that make God unjust? 

In this time of worldwide disunity, the church is in desperate need for the proper observation of the Lord's Supper. 

If God chooses whom He wants to show mercy to and whom He does not, does that make Him unrighteous? 

Through the example that Paul uses regarding God's plan for Israel, we see just a small glimpse of the nature of God when it comes to His sovereign election. 

As Christians, we trust in the Sovereignty of God as a secure foundation. In Him, we have nothing to fear. 

If there was ever a time when people need to be encouragement, it's now. 

Even though we still have a sinful nature, the Holy Spirit gives us the power to overcome the struggle of sin.