There is something about the love of money that has a tendency to bring out the worst in some people. We see examples of this throughout Scripture. Not only did…
Our passage today is one of the most controversial passages in the New Testament because it deals with faith and works. Some people believe that James contradicted Paul's teaching concerning…
The book of James is by far the most controversial in the Bible because it is often thought that the teaching of James was in direct conflict with the teaching…
Bible Text: Romans 11:1-12 | Preacher: Dr. George A. Mulford | Series: Romans: The Gospel of God's Grace
Israel is a key player in the Scriptures, and if you're wrong about Israel, you're wrong about the Word of God. In our passage today, the apostle Paul answers the question that logically proceeds from what he said at the end of the previous chapter, which is whether God has rejected his people, Israel, because they had rejected Christ. And Paul's answer is, "God forbid." At stake is whether God can be trusted to keep His unconditional promises to that nation. But the first thing we need to know is that God has not rejected His people, and in this message we are looking at how we know this to be true.