Has the Church replaced Israel? Are the promises God made to Israel applicable to us today? Or does God have a separate plan for ethnic Israel and the Gentile Church?

In this episode, Matthew and Shepard Lilley discuss the concept of being ‘grafted into Israel’ as described in Romans 11. They explore the agricultural practice of grafting, its biblical significance, and the theological implications of covenants made with Abraham and David.

The conversation emphasizes the importance of faith for both Jews and Gentiles in the context of salvation and God's overarching plan for humanity. They also highlight the urgency of the Great Commission and the role of the church in reaching out to both Gentiles and the Jewish people.

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🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE 🔑

➡️Grafting symbolizes the inclusion of Gentiles into God's promises.

➡️The root of faith is essential for both Jews and Gentiles.

➡️God’s covenants with Abraham and David remain significant today.

➡️God's heart is to bring Jewish people into faith in their Messiah.

➡️The Great Commission is urgent for all nations.

➡️Understanding the context of Romans 11 is crucial.

➡️Pruning is necessary for growth and new life.

➡️Faith is the key to being part of God's family.

➡️The Gentile church does not replace Israel but is grafted in.

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