Reggie is a wealth of knowledge & insight. When he shares something, Get out your Bible & read & reread. He is not just regurgitating what he read on Google like so many who "presume to be teachers" in our day. He also has a clear Teaching gift, but with an understanding of the prophetic texts (& the ability to explain & reconcile them all together with the NT epistles/Gospels) to a degree not often seen in those whose primary gift is teaching per se. I find him to be a fresh well of refreshing water. He was recently on Joel Richardson's "Joel's Underground" show discussing the case for Pre-Millinealism & I really enjoyed it. He is also gracious in explaining why those who disagree with his view are often sincere in their way of evaluating (& he is kind & mature), but then also explains the texts that show their reasoning is shaping their view, not the text. This balance of knowledge, understanding, wisdom & especially graciousness/gentleness in such circles of "disagreement" is rare, refreshing & Biblical. Anyways, Reggie's site, "Mystery of Israel" is a library of knowledge & he often answers the questions/arguments that people ask. Good stuff. He is no "Hebrew Roots Movement" guy AT ALL. That's like when people ask if I'm part of the "House Church Movement" because we are part of a house church. Or the "Homeschool Movement" because we homeschool (have for 10+ years). Or if we are part of the "quiver full movement" because I have 7 kids? No. We didn't do these things because of some "movement" (than actually started & came later), so we don't even know what all the "issues" of those movements are collectively. Likewise, because one has studied the Mystery of Israel in scripture for over 30 years, that doesn't make them a part of some divergent "Hebrew Roots movement" that sprung up much more recently. This type "grouping", branding & classifying people (without knowledge) is not helpful and leads to wrong application, wrong assumptions, etc.
God Bless,
Jeff