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Gene Cunningham teaches that God is our anchor in imperfect and messy times, and that building team spirit and community is essential for local churches and families, as seen in the story of Philemon.
Gene Cunningham explains how faith, hope, and love are interconnected in Paul's theology and how spiritual growth is hindered by sin and division, while being spiritually minded leads to life and peace.
Gene Cunningham teaches that believers share a spiritual unity in Christ, with equal provisions and opportunities, and that practical unity is essential for spiritual growth and impact. He explains that living like the Gentiles and a vacuum of knowledge of God's Word can lead to spiritual deterioration and alienation from God. The solution is to learn Christ, put off the old man, and put on the new man, created in righteousness and holiness.
Gene Cunningham teaches that unity is the foundation of the body of Christ and that humility produces gratitude, leading to transformation as the word of God is taught and received in humble faith.
Gene Cunningham teaches that carnality and spirituality are opposing forces, with carnality being a focus on self-interest and desires, and spirituality being a mind set on God's things, leading to life and peace.
Gene Cunningham teaches that the Bible emphasizes the importance of prayer, patience, and trust in God's mercy and compassion, as seen in James 5, and that believers must be in fellowship with God and filled with the Holy Spirit to have effective prayer.
Nancy Cunningham teaches that our heart is the center of our life and God cares deeply about it, and we should have a conversation with God about its condition, not just confessing sin but also agreeing with God about our heart's state.
Gene Cunningham teaches that we are living in prophetic times and emphasizes the importance of being delivered from the things that James presents in his book, which can only be found through the ministry of the Holy Spirit and the word of God.
Gene Cunningham teaches that good works are not just about doing good things, but about doing them motivated by the Spirit of God, and that wisdom is Christ, personified in human experience and human existence.
Gene Cunningham explains the importance of living out faith in practical ways, emphasizing the need to treat everyone with love and respect, and highlighting the consequences of faith without works.
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