Has God Rejected Israel? Unpacking Romans 11 | Pastor Reggie Roberson
About this episode
Pastor Reggie Roberson discusses the implications of Romans 11 on the relationship between Jew and Gentile believers and its relevance to modern societal divisions.
What happens when God's favor feels exclusive? When we look at the state of our world, it is incredibly easy to fall into the traps of political tribalism, ethnocentrism, and the exhausting mentality of "Us vs. Them." In Romans 11, we look at the identity-level tension between Jew and Gentile believers in the early Roman church, and how it mirrors our modern world. If you have ever felt like you've stumbled too far, or if you are fighting the temptation to look down on "those people" who don't see things the way you do, this message will ground you in radical humility. Our standing before God is entirely unearned, which means our only posture can be one of deep gratitude, absolute humility, and global compassion.
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