The Remnant

In Romans 11:1, when Paul speaks of "the remnant," he's referring to a small, faithful group of Israelites who remained loyal to God despite the majority of Israel rejecting Jesus as the Messiah. This "remnant" signifies those who maintained their trust in God and His promises, even in the face of opposition and disbelief. They serve as a reminder that God's covenant with Israel remains intact, and He always preserves a faithful remnant for Himself. This concept underscores God's faithfulness and sovereignty, highlighting the continuity of His plan throughout history.

Church, join us on Wednesday, April 17th for a one-night Bible teaching event. Students will be taking part in Immerse United, Kids will be doing a study and activities of their own, and adults will be in the main worship room to unpack Romans 11. This event begins at 7 PM at the Round Rock campus.