Michael Reeves

Michael Reeves, President of Union School of Theology and author, dives into the critical need for gospel-centered unity in the church. He discusses the dangers of cultural and political divides, stressing that the gospel should be the foundation of faith and community. Reeves highlights the concept of 'evangelical Pharisees' and the importance of humility and impactful preaching. He also introduces 'orthocardia,' emphasizing genuine love for God over mere rule-following, while calling for renewal and a deeper understanding of evangelical mission for the future.

Michael Reeves discusses Spurgeon's emphasis on the new birth and preaching Christ crucified for spiritual transformation and joy. The impact of Spurgeon's preaching on Christ's crucifixion, transformative message of the cross, and understanding the role of Christ's blood in the Christian life are explored. Reeves highlights the transformative power of Christ's cross in revealing God's glory and the choice to serve Jesus over Satan.

Exploring the challenges pastors face, finding fulfillment in Jesus' glory, the exaltation and triumph of Jesus, his dual nature and connection to the church, the church as Christ's greatest concern, seeking fullness in Christ and finding strength in His love.

In this insightful discussion, Michael Reeves, President and professor of theology at Union School of Theology, explores how to cope with feelings of anger towards God. He emphasizes the need to be honest about our emotions while leaning on Scripture, particularly the Psalms and Habakkuk. Reeves encourages listeners to trust in God’s goodness and sovereignty even when life feels chaotic. His deep theological insights provide comfort and guidance for anyone wrestling with these complex feelings.

Exploring the centrality of Christ crucified and the importance of atonement, God's wrath, and the promised seed in Christianity. Analyzing the essential mechanism of the cross and its theological significance in fulfilling the promise of atonement for sin.