Romans 11:10
let their eyes be darkened so that they cannot see, and bend their backs forever.”
Israel's Future
Romans 9-16 · Sunday 25 · Romans 11:1-36 · Sunday, 12 October 2025 · the whole Sunday
Caleb Combs
In Romans 11 the speaker explores two pressing questions: has God abandoned his people, and can anyone sin beyond his reach? Answering with Paul, the…
Gary Wright
Using a story about a broken promise between friends, the sermon contrasts human failure with God’s faithfulness. It looks at the promise God made to…
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Verses 9 and 10.
Gary Wright12 Oct 202521:09Jayson Combs
Romans 11 is the focus as the pastor asks, Do you trust God’s warnings? He shows that God can be trusted and that Israel’s unbelief does not cancel…
Josh Combs
The sermon walks through Romans 11, tackling the question, “Has God rejected his people?” It explains that God has not abandoned Israel; a remnant of…
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Josh Yates
Romans 11 is explored to show that God's promises remain even when people have missed Jesus. The sermon recounts Paul's conversion from persecutor to…
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Verse 7 to 10 here in chapter 11 of Romans.
Josh Yates12 Oct 202511:57Mark Pittenger
Romans 11 is examined in the context of chapters 9 and 10, showing that Israel’s temporary stumbling did not nullify God’s promises; it opened…
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chunks. The first chunk being Romans 11, 1 through 10. And it just kind of is hitting home,
Mark Pittenger12 Oct 20257:23Matt Montgomery
The sermon looks at Romans 11, showing that God's promises to Israel are still true and that salvation comes by grace to anyone who calls on the…
Patrick Bicknell
Romans 11 is examined as the pastor asks whether God has rejected Israel, and answers with a clear by no means. He shows that God’s character…
Stephen Billings
In Romans 11 the speaker asks whether God has rejected His people, then shows that God remains faithful to the nation of Israel by providing a…
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