Basic Training Bible Ministries

Gene Cunningham teaches that the church must return to its biblical roots to effectively function in these perilous times, emphasizing the importance of teaching God's word, fellowship, commitment, and evangelism.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the Holy Spirit works in amazing ways, not only in personal lives but also in history, and that He is at work in the lives of believers and unbelievers. He explains how the Spirit of God works through His Word, in the heart of an unbeliever, and through believers who are filled with the Holy Spirit, leading them to faith in Christ. He also discusses the five eternal works of the Holy Spirit in a believer's life and their three ministries.

Gene Cunningham teaches that suffering is an inescapable part of life, resulting from sin and our own choices, but can also lead to an eternal reward and a victor's stand. He explains how God allows suffering to deal with our arrogance and bring us to a place of humility and dependence on Him. He also emphasizes the importance of responding to suffering with a humble attitude and guidance from the Holy Spirit.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the Christian life is a battle that requires effort and sacrifice, but God is faithful to forgive, keep, and fulfill His promises, and that we live in a spiritual conflict with unseen angelic beings.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the word of God is the source of eternal life and spiritual growth, and that our response to it determines our eternal reward. He emphasizes the limitations of humanity and the importance of repentance, and explains the five works of the Spirit of God in relation to God's Word. He also highlights the significance of the Bible as the mind of Christ.

Gene Cunningham teaches that our faith must be built on the foundation of the cross of Christ, and that understanding the basics of the Bible and God's nature is essential for a relationship with Him.

Gene Cunningham explains the significance of Isaiah 17 in the context of God's judgment on the world, the everlasting covenant, and the gospel message of salvation by faith in Jesus Christ.

Gene Cunningham explains that God has not cast away His people, citing the example of Paul, an Israelite and descendant of Abraham, and the election of God, which is a sovereign choice to save some and not others.

Gene Cunningham teaches that God's sovereign judgment on the Gentile nations is a major theme in Isaiah 15-35, and that this judgment is accompanied by opportunities for repentance and ultimately leads to salvation.

Gene Cunningham explains the judgment against Babylon in Isaiah 13, a near and far fulfillment that involves supernatural forces and spiritual judgment, ultimately leading to the final fall of Lucifer and the devil's complete defeat.