Basic Training Bible Ministries

Gene Cunningham teaches that true spiritual maturity is achieved through daily deliverance from sin and carnality, and that trials are a refining and purifying process to bring believers back into fellowship and faithfulness.

Gene Cunningham explains the eternal state in Revelation 22, where time and eternity blend, and the concept of justification is clarified as imputed righteousness, not a removal of past sins. He also emphasizes the importance of sharing the gospel and the ongoing invitation to come to Christ.

Gene Cunningham explains the New Jerusalem, a perfect cube city with no sun, made of jasper and gold, where God's glory illuminates it, and the saved nations walk in its light, worship, work, and celebrate, with no night, no lamp, or light needed, as the Lord gives them light.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the book of Jude is a valuable resource for spiritual warfare, outlining a five-paragraph field order for contending for the faith. He explains how to execute this mission, emphasizing the importance of remembering the Word of God, building up in the faith, and keeping ourselves in the love of God.

Gene Cunningham teaches that believers must contend earnestly for the faith, using the word 'agonize' which means to struggle intensely, and gives seven commands to do so, including remembering the Word of God and building themselves up in the faith.

Gene Cunningham explains the dangers of false teachers and the importance of contending for the faith, highlighting their motivations, tactics, and consequences. He examines the biblical examples of the way of Cain, the error of Balaam, and the rebellion of Korah, and warns against the destructive nature of their influence.

Gene Cunningham explains the importance of understanding human suffering, contending for the faith, and standing for the Lord in a broken world, emphasizing the need to respect authority while following scripture.

Gene Cunningham explains the dangers of unbelief and immorality in the church, tracing their roots to the rebellion of Satan and his deception of humanity, and highlighting the infiltration of demonic, fallen, angelic activity in the world.

Gene Cunningham teaches that spiritual warfare is not just an external battle, but an internal one that requires contending earnestly for the faith and adding virtue to one's faith to multiply mercy, peace, and love.