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Lesson 2 (To be completed before May 3rd to join the discussion)
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StartWatch this video of Dr. Michael Reeves introducing the doctrine: Union With Christ, and how it is crucial to our understanding of the Gospel.
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StartQuestions from the Dr. Michael Reeves video
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StartReading: "Union With Christ" by Rankin Wilbourne
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StartQuestions from the reading (foreword - Chapter 3)
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Lesson 3 (To be completed before May 3rd to join the discussion)
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Lesson 4 (To be completed before June 7th to join the discussion)
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Lesson 5 (To be completed before June 7th to join the discussion)
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Lesson 6 (To be completed before August 30th to join the discussion)
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Lesson 7 (To be completed before September 20th to join the discussion)
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StartWatch this video of Dr. Sinclair Ferguson explain the doctrine of our Union With Christ through the analogy of the vine and branches from John 15
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StartQuestions from Dr. Sinclair Ferguson's video
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StartReading: "Redemption Accomplished And Applied" by John Murray
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StartQuestions from the reading (John Murray: "Redemption Accomplished and Applied", Chapter 9)
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Lesson 8 (To be completed before November 15th to join the discussion)
4 Lessons
Doctrine In Focus 2026: Union With Christ
The Most Profound Gift of the Gospel is God Himself.
Course Summary
For centuries the church has found the Doctrine of Union With Christ to be foundational to our understanding of the Christian life. But like most foundational doctrines, this one too has too by-enlarge dissipated from the daily Christian's mind and conversation. Arguably, the reason why our Christian walks often feel impersonal and fragmented, is because we've forgotten that this whole thing is meant to be done with (union) a person (Christ). In fact every blessing of God through the Gospel hinges in the fact that we are in Christ, and that Christ is in us. Divorced from this understanding, no matter how hard we try, the Christian will always confuse the true point of their salvation with the components of their salvation. Growth of character, love of neighbour, and even getting to heaven itself, are merely the components of our salvation, not the point. The point, the reason why we have all the things we just mentioned, and engine that will keep us going, is our union with Christ.
Course Curriculum
