When a believer suffers for Christ he or she does not suffer alone, Jesus suffers with him or her. But not all suffering is suffering with Christ. In this message, Michael Durham shares what suffering for Christ is and is not.

Union with Christ is more than just a dogma. It is the very means for the believer to live out what he or she believes. Union with Christ provides the Christian not only a new identity but a new power source.

Union with Christ is more than just a dogma. It is the very means for the believer to live out what he or she believes. Union with Christ provides the Christian not only a new identity but a new power source.

Union with Christ is more than just a dogma. It is the very means for the believer to live out what he or she believes. Union with Christ provides the Christian not only a new identity but a new power source.

Salvation is more than conversion from sin but is a present reality in the person of Jesus Christ. His present existence and essence is in us to save us now and in the future. This message answers the question how does Jesus' life presently work in us to save us.

The resurrection of Christ has as much to do with our justification as does His death. Listen to how the empty tomb is essential to our righteousness.

What is the proper motivation for prayer? In this message Michael Durham expounds the words of Jesus and shows that Jesus put the basis of prayer in a relationship.

The spirit of the world and the spirit of legalism are one and the same. However, the antidote is our union with Christ. Listen to how the gospel works against both worldliness and legalism.

How do we "actualize" our death to sin? What we may know to be true May not real to us. In this Michael Durham explains how to live as one who has been crucified with Christ.

Not only has Christ died for our sins but He has died to sin. Thus, because of the Christian’s union with Christ, His death is our death. This is one of the most important truths to our sanctification.