Union with Christ: Reformation Truths with Michael Reeves

In this lesson, Dr. Reeves will examine a doctrine that is sometimes neglected in discussions about Reformation theology: union with Christ. This doctrine is at the very heart of the gospel. When sinners are joined to Jesus Christ, sharing in His death and resurrection, the vast riches of the gospel become theirs. Examining this crucial article of faith is an invitation to rejoice in a glorious Reformation truth.

[marcyoliver]

What an absolutely beautiful message about our union in Christ our Lord ♥️

[NarrowPathDoctrine]

Excellent teaching. Love brother Reeves' teaching.

[Bienbendecida]

Lord, open the eyes of our hearts to these truths that we may apply them and appropriate them. Thank you, and bless you, Michael Reeves.

[MrPorter]

One of my very favorite teachers! Such a blessing! Thanks Michael!

[LilacDaisy]

Wow. This is one to hear more than once ... or twice. Wonderful.

[sharonobrien]

First time I've heard Michael Reeves teach & have to say Thank You, I've been truly blessed & wonderfully providential timing for me as I spent some time today sharing w a 28yr old woman ( raised a Jehovahs witness, but not following) about being in Christ. Very encouraged!
Bless u all from Toowoomba Australia

[FC-qimy]

This message is huge, well delivered
.cheers

[sheldonbass]

Beautiful message. I so would like the ability to mimic Michael Reeves' tones, softness, timing and vocal inflections. He could be explaining a game for children and make it sound eloquently profound and interesting.

[MrKC]

Regardless of my ups & downs, Christ is utterly righteous

[hollayevladimiroff]

Great sermon, so profound, a wonderful Pastor of the Word, Michael Reeves is one of my favorites.!

[ANGELSVEN]

Dr. Reeves reminds me of the Caroline Divine Jeremy Taylor, my 12th great grandfather. 👍 🙂

[billreal]

GREAT talk! Our pastor, David Vance, is using Michael Reeves' book as a basis for his summer sermon series.

[gracepilditch]

I had Reformation Truths for Christmas and my husband and I have been watching the series and are grateful to Dr Reeves for his clear teaching. The analogy of the king who marries the poor girl of ill repute and there’s that wonderful exchange perfectly describes our relationship with the Lord. He takes all our sins, his crown of thorns and lavishes on us all his riches.
What does the girl really want? Not those things at all, but the bridegroom, the king himself and so it is with us!
The one thing which which disconcerted me was discovering that renowned Christians believe in purgatory, chiefly C.S. Lewis which came as shock. Jesus did all the “purging”necessary. No second chances, no contribution from us in any shape or form.

[sebastian_mendez]

Good morning Ligonier, I do not know if YouTube still permits users to add other translations for subtitles in videos, but it is possible, could you enable that option of "Add or Submit Translation for subtitles", please? (So some friends of mine willbe able to understand it in Spanish)

[abjoseck]

Sb @ 11:58> "When Christ takes our sin and we take Christ's righteousness..." CORRECTION: We don't take Christ's righteousness, we received Christ's righteousness instead...

[firingallcylinders]

How do we reconcile the hundreds of denominations? The Catholics I talk to I often get the comment that as a result of Luther breaking away, the Bible went in a million different directions and now there is every man for himself interpreting Scripture. Anyone who has a rebuttal to this let me know because it's a frequent line Catholics give me.

[panagiotiskostastheoktisto]

There is a reason why it is written in law that there is no presumption in law it’s because law is generally given by god and when it’s good it’s from god and it’s just but when it’s presumed it’s doomed in a lie.

[blanko]

Romans 8:28 would suggest that God does love us. Of course God can't love us apart from Christ, because God is one.

[otiliadurchi]

I Learned I am also needy.... I Am not a super-christian, a super-woman, a godess, ..just a soul to be trained, but also conformed in Christ.
Not just strong, not always; but also needy for understandment, recovery. Not just to never dare wrongly to think upon myself as self JUDGE over worry and guilt or failure, but also understanding, compasion, patience.
Etc.

Eu nu sunt creștinul perfect.

[panagiotiskostastheoktisto]

Where are the big curled up in defeated misery then be proud