Romans 11:23-36

This sermon provides an exposition of Romans chapter 11, focusing on God's unchanging promises to Israel and how they relate to the Gentiles and the Church. The pastor emphasizes the importance of proper biblical interpretation by understanding the three distinct groups in Scripture: Jews, Gentiles, and the Church. The message demonstrates that God has not cast away His chosen people Israel, but has temporarily set them aside during the Church age. Through three proofs—Paul's own Jewish heritage, the remnant principle from Elijah's time, and God's ongoing work through grace—the sermon establishes that God's gifts and calling are irrevocable. The teaching explains how Israel's temporary blindness has allowed salvation to come to the Gentiles, and how this will ultimately provoke Israel to jealousy and lead to their future restoration. The sermon concludes with a doxology praising God's unsearchable wisdom in orchestrating His redemptive plan for both Jews and Gentiles.