The Natures of Christ: Kingdom Feast with R.C. Sproul

Summary

This sermon explores the Christological debates surrounding the Lord's Supper and the historical Council of Chalcedon. It contrasts the heresies of Monophysitism, which proposed one nature for Christ, and Nestorianism, which suggested two persons, with the orthodox doctrine of two distinct natures in one person. The takeaway is that Christ is truly God and truly man, a crucial understanding for grasping His presence in the Supper.