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Ron Mayfield - August 23, 2026

Romans (12): chapter 11:1-22

Has God cast away His people? In this study of Romans 11, Paul answers with a resounding no — and points to himself as proof. We examine the concept of a faithful remnant and explore how grace and obedience work together without contradiction. We then look at the olive tree illustration — how Israel's branches were broken off through unbelief, how Gentiles were grafted in, and how neither should take their standing for granted. We confront the goodness and severity of God, learn that Israel can still be saved by faith just as the Gentiles were, and close with Paul's burst of praise for the unsearchable wisdom and knowledge of God.

Scripture References: Romans 11:1-22

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Ron Mayfield - August 23, 2026

Romans (12): chapter 11:1-22

Has God cast away His people? In this study of Romans 11, Paul answers with a resounding no — and points to himself as proof. We examine the concept of a faithful remnant and explore how grace and obedience work together without contradiction. We then look at the olive tree illustration — how Israel's branches were broken off through unbelief, how Gentiles were grafted in, and how neither should take their standing for granted. We confront the goodness and severity of God, learn that Israel can still be saved by faith just as the Gentiles were, and close with Paul's burst of praise for the unsearchable wisdom and knowledge of God.

Scripture References: Romans 11:1-22

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Ron Mayfield - August 23, 2026

Romans (12): chapter 11:1-22

Has God cast away His people? In this study of Romans 11, Paul answers with a resounding no — and points to himself as proof. We examine the concept of a faithful remnant and explore how grace and obedience work together without contradiction. We then look at the olive tree illustration — how Israel's branches were broken off through unbelief, how Gentiles were grafted in, and how neither should take their standing for granted. We confront the goodness and severity of God, learn that Israel can still be saved by faith just as the Gentiles were, and close with Paul's burst of praise for the unsearchable wisdom and knowledge of God.

Scripture References: Romans 11:1-22

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Ron Mayfield - August 23, 2026

Romans (12): chapter 11:1-22

Has God cast away His people? In this study of Romans 11, Paul answers with a resounding no — and points to himself as proof. We examine the concept of a faithful remnant and explore how grace and obedience work together without contradiction. We then look at the olive tree illustration — how Israel's branches were broken off through unbelief, how Gentiles were grafted in, and how neither should take their standing for granted. We confront the goodness and severity of God, learn that Israel can still be saved by faith just as the Gentiles were, and close with Paul's burst of praise for the unsearchable wisdom and knowledge of God.

Scripture References: Romans 11:1-22

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Ron Mayfield - August 23, 2026

Romans (12): chapter 11:1-22

Has God cast away His people? In this study of Romans 11, Paul answers with a resounding no — and points to himself as proof. We examine the concept of a faithful remnant and explore how grace and obedience work together without contradiction. We then look at the olive tree illustration — how Israel's branches were broken off through unbelief, how Gentiles were grafted in, and how neither should take their standing for granted. We confront the goodness and severity of God, learn that Israel can still be saved by faith just as the Gentiles were, and close with Paul's burst of praise for the unsearchable wisdom and knowledge of God.

Scripture References: Romans 11:1-22

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