Basic Training Bible Ministries

Gene Cunningham teaches that faith must overcome fear and trust in God's sovereignty, and that God works tirelessly to bring people to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ, but also judges those who harden their hearts and resist the truth.

Gene Cunningham teaches that God's faithfulness is a foundation for believers, delivering them from trials, forgiving their sins, and fulfilling His plan for them, and that believers are to live a life of work and self-sufficiency, separating from disorderly behavior.

Gene Cunningham explains the importance of understanding the correct timing of the rapture and the day of the Lord, correcting false teaching that the day of Christ has already come. He teaches that the falling away must occur first, paving the way for the Antichrist's revelation, and that the Holy Spirit's restraining ministry will be removed when the church is raptured.

Gene Cunningham explains how to effectively teach and preach the gospel, emphasizing the importance of context, repetition, and pointing to Jesus Christ. He also explores the Thessalonians' suffering and its purpose, as well as Paul's prayers for their growth and glorification.

Gene Cunningham explains how God's love story with humanity is woven throughout the Bible, using wedding terminology to describe His relationship with believers. He teaches that being prepared for the Lord's return is crucial, as seen in the parable of the ten virgins, and warns against a false appearance of righteousness.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the parable of the vineyard reveals four great truths about God's relationship with humanity, including God's gracious and loving care, human freedom, human accountability, and the long-suffering love of God.

Nancy Cunningham teaches that we are clothed with Christ's righteousness at the moment of salvation and that we should daily dress ourselves in robes of righteousness to please God, not ourselves, and put on a heart of compassion and kindness.

Gene Cunningham teaches that true discipleship involves an estimate of the value, joy, and certainty of accountability, and that God has a plan for each individual's life, including a geographic, operational, and motivational will.

Gene Cunningham teaches that Jesus' parables are designed to lead to a conclusion and a conviction, and that faith in Jesus Christ requires the death of one's self-will and the sacrifice of pride.

Gene Cunningham teaches that Jesus' parables, such as the wedding feast in Luke, are meant to be understood within their historical and cultural context, and warn against the destructive force of pride that ruins lives, marriages, and families.