An Overview of Redemptive History

About this sermon

Has God forgotten Israel, or is His plan still unfolding? In Romans 11, Pastor Zach Terry traces God's redemptive timeline from Daniel's seventy weeks to the Church Age and the future restoration of Israel. Romans 11 shows that God has not abandoned His promises or lost control of history, and it warns every believer that being close to Christianity is not the same as being connected to Christ. In this sermon, you’ll discover: • Why God’s faithfulness to Israel matters for every Christian • How Daniel’s prophecy of the seventy weeks points to God’s redemptive timeline • What the “mystery” of the Church Age means for Jews and Gentiles • Why Israel’s rejection of Christ opened the door for the Gospel to go to the nations • Why Paul warns Gentile believers against pride and arrogance • What Scripture teaches about the future restoration of Israel • Why being close to Christianity is not the same as being connected to Christ Romans 11 reminds us that God has not forgotten His people, abandoned His promises, or lost control of history. The God who keeps His Word to Israel is the same God whose promises we trust today. And ultimately, salvation does not come through heritage, religion, church attendance, or good works. It comes through faith in Jesus Christ. Faith is the graft. Watch “An Overview of Redemptive History,” a message from Romans 11:1–24. Go deeper with the Maximum Life+ app: hundreds of hours of sermons, Bible studies, and books from Dr. Zach Terry in one place. Search "Maximum Life+" in the App Store or Google Play and get a free copy of A Commentary on the Minor Prophets when you subscribe. Amplify the truth by supporting Maximum Life: https://maximumlife.zachterry.org/tabs/give Facebook https://www.facebook.com/maximumlifewithzachterry Instagram https://www.instagram.com/zachterry Website https://www.zachterry.org #Romans11 #Israel #BibleProphecy #RedemptiveHistory #Sermon

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• Salvation