Grafted into the Family

This episode explores God's eternal purpose to unite all peoples—both Jews and Gentiles—into one family through Jesus Christ. Drawing from Romans 11:1-24, the message emphasizes that God has not rejected His chosen people Israel, but has always preserved a faithful remnant chosen by grace. Through Israel's temporary rejection of the Messiah, salvation has been extended to the Gentiles, who are grafted into the covenant relationship like wild olive branches into a cultivated tree. The episode warns against arrogance and emphasizes that salvation is entirely by grace, not works. Both Jews and Gentiles are sustained by the same root—God's Word and faithfulness—and must approach Him with humility, gratitude, and reverent fear. God's plan demonstrates His sovereignty, kindness, and severity, calling all believers to remain faithful and recognize their complete dependence on Him as the Sustainer.