Romans: The Gospel for Everyone — Week 24 - Romans 11:1-23

Romans 11:1-23 asks whether God has rejected His people, and answers emphatically that He has not—Paul himself, an Israelite, stands as the evidence. The study introduces the biblical pattern of the remnant, recalling Elijah and the seven thousand who had not bowed to Baal. The message stresses that salvation is by grace, not works, and that even after centuries of rejection, the moment anyone turns to Christ, salvation is theirs—illustrated through the prodigal son and the warning to Gentile believers not to grow proud. The central application: grace is for everyone , including enemies and those we find hardest to love. God will never reject those who turn to Him.