What is revival? It is another dimension, in which tremendous things happen and God’s people are at last moved.
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Dr. John Snyder and Acey Floyd are back in the studio this week to continue discussing the Christian's union with Christ. Having spent several episodes on the work of God alone in uniting us to Christ, we now turn to the work that involves us: sanctification. God decrees that all His adopted children will resemble Christ. This is a promise from our Creator, but that doesn't mean it will be smooth, easy, or fast. It is sometimes a roller coaster. However, His promise is enough, and we will see change over the trajectory of our lives.
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When he looked on us—we were hell-worthy, under his Father's wrath and curse—and yet he loved us, and said: I will die for them.
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Paul writes in Ephesians commanding us to address one another with “psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs, singing and making melody to the Lord with your heart (Ephesians 5:19). The Christian faith is a singing faith. We worship, learn, and fellowship in song. We praise, worship, and mourn to timeless melodies. This week Dr. John Snyder and Jeremy Walker discuss a new project to update timeless hymns for today’s churches.
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Give yourselves wholly to him: live altogether for him: let your daily and hourly inquiry be, “Lord, what wilt thou have me to do?” In short, endeavour to begin the life of heaven whilst you are yet upon earth.
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Paul writes in Ephesians commanding us to address one another with “psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs, singing and making melody to the Lord with your heart (Ephesians 5:19). The Christian faith is a singing faith. We worship, learn, and fellowship in song. We praise, worship, and mourn to timeless melodies. This week Dr. John Snyder and Jeremy Walker discuss a new project to update timeless hymns for today’s churches.
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Left to ourselves we may suppose we are following Jesus while being devoted to a figment of our imagination. Testing our view of Christ in the community of a Bible-believing church sharpens our apprehension of Him to accord with His reality.
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Justification is too substantial a topic for one episode, so Dr. John Snyder and Acey Floyd continue focusing on the objective reality of the Christian’s union with Jesus Christ in this week’s episode. But the duo shifts the perspective for this episode from last week’s focus on how sinful man can be made right with God, to how God can be just and make man right with Him The answer, as made clear throughout all Scripture, is the imputation of our sin upon Christ and God’s imputing our sin to Christ.
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Spiritual things are lovely and of great value because they flow from the infinite fountain of divine goodness and so they alone can fully and eternally satisfy the deepest desires of our hearts.
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God reveals Himself to be perfectly just, perfectly holy, and perfectly wise. So how could this perfect Being unite His perfect Son to fallen humanity? How can man, who has rebelled against God's sovereignty since our first parents, ever have a right standing before this Supreme Judge?
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Rest is sweet, but service (in proportion to our love) is sweeter still. Those who have served much here cannot but anticipate the fuller and more perfect service above.
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What does it mean to be united or baptized into Jesus's death? As Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones articulates in his commentary on Romans 6, it means that we are dead to the power of sin. The death of Christ empowers every Christian to overcome sin. While we will never be perfectly sinless, we will ultimately conquer sin to the glorify of God.
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