Basic Training Bible Ministries

Gene Cunningham explains how Isaiah's ministry was marked by the hardening of the people's hearts, and how this phenomenon continues in the church age, with believers not exempt from judicial hardening.

Gene Cunningham explains that the book of Isaiah is a key to understanding the entire Bible, with its theme of salvation and the Savior, and that the vision of God in Isaiah 6 is a call to repentance and a reminder of God's holiness and glory.

Gene Cunningham teaches that strong leadership and a willingness to take action are crucial in determining a country's strength and prosperity, and that the actions of individuals have a lasting impact on history and future generations.

Gene Cunningham teaches that God's heritage is a trust to be passed on to future generations, and that we must identify with the sins of our community to truly repent. He explains how the law is a tutor to lead us to Christ and how we can respond to the hardships in our lives with the right attitude.

Gene Cunningham explains how the Lord Jesus' invitation to come to Him and drink during the Feast of Tabernacles was a time of great impact in the lives of the people, and how true righteousness is humble and not judgmental, unlike some biblical figures.

Gene Cunningham teaches that greed and selfishness can lead to a curse, but that a life of fear of God and generosity can bring a blessing. He explains how Nehemiah's response to the problems in Jerusalem is a model for revival and spiritual leadership.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the Christian life involves daily disciplines and spiritual vigilance in the face of spiritual attacks, and that true service to God involves taking on the yoke of Christ and doing His work.

Gene Cunningham explains how God's providence is at work in our lives, from divine timing and provision to personal experience, and how believers must respond to both the call to salvation and the call to service to be effective in their service.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the restoration of a nation requires a work to be done and a war to be fought, and that God's sovereignty works through human sovereignty, requiring individuals to work in concert with God's will.

Gene Cunningham teaches that God's vineyard, Israel, failed to produce good grapes, instead yielding wild grapes representing idolatry, and that believers must produce fruit to abide in Christ, facing judgment if they do not.