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Gene Cunningham teaches that the book of Isaiah is a message of national redemption, judgment, and the glory of the coming Redeemer, with the invitation to walk in the light of the Lord and the warning to sever oneself from those who are not following God.
Gene Cunningham teaches that God's nature is characterized by sovereignty, righteousness, and love, and that His people must wash themselves, make themselves clean, and put away evil deeds to be cleansed and sanctified.
Gene Cunningham teaches that the book of Isaiah is a call to action, a charge, and a challenge to apply the truth of God's Word in our lives, and that it contains over 40 prophecies of Jesus' first coming and over 80 prophecies of his second coming.
Gene Cunningham teaches that the Christian walk is a supernatural life that requires supernatural understanding and power, given by the Holy Spirit, and emphasizes the importance of making wise decisions and living a balanced Christian life, reflecting Jesus Christ in our daily choices.
Gene Cunningham teaches that God is fair and just in His dealings with all people, holding them accountable for the light they have, and that He uses trials to multiply and feed the hungry souls of others.
Gene Cunningham teaches that God molds us into what He wants us to be, especially in ministry, through trials that empty our soul from selfishness and teach us to rely on His grace, and that trials are necessary for our spiritual growth and development of character.
Gene Cunningham teaches that God is a loving and compassionate Father who desires our richest blessings, and that effective communication with Him involves glorifying His name and doing His will, as modeled in the Lord's Prayer.
Gene Cunningham teaches that God's relationship with us is like the story of the prodigal son, showing His forgiveness when we stray, and warns against the root of bitterness that is pride, which can cause trouble in life.
Gene Cunningham teaches that the Christian life is built on three pillars: faith in Jesus Christ, hope of his coming, and love for the Father day by day, serving him. He explains how salvation brings forgiveness of sins and the application of Jesus' righteousness, making believers heirs of eternal life and God's blessings. Divine discipline is an expression of God's love, aiming to bring believers back to Him.
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