The People of God

Summary

In this sermon on Romans 11, the pastor explores the tension between God's sovereignty and human responsibility in salvation, focusing on whether God remains faithful to His promises to Israel. Using examples from Scripture, including Paul's own Jewish heritage and the story of Elijah, the sermon argues that God has not rejected His people but continues to choose and save a "remnant" by grace. The key takeaway is that while God's ways may seem mysterious and incomprehensible to human understanding, believers can trust in His fundamental faithfulness and character, even when His actions cannot be neatly categorized or explained.