Basic Training Bible Ministries

Gene Cunningham teaches that Christ's high priesthood is the key to spiritual growth, maturity, and power, and that believers must exercise their spiritual faculties to discern good and evil, moving from milk to solid food through the application and practice of God's word.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the book of Hebrews exhorts believers to enter into a life of faith and rest, not the absence of work, but resting because the work is finished, and to hold fast their confession of Jesus Christ and come boldly to the throne of grace.

Gene Cunningham teaches that in times of crisis, we should hold fast our confession of faith in Jesus Christ and strive to enter God's rest, which is available to us by faith, as seen in the lives of Daniel and Peter.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the book of Hebrews is crucial for understanding God's Word and warns against an evil heart of unbelief, emphasizing the importance of daily examination, cleansing from sin, and receptiveness to God's Word.

Gene Cunningham teaches that Christ is superior to the prophets, angels, and Moses, and that believers must not harden their hearts against God's voice, but instead trust in His promises and solutions, even in the face of fear and uncertainty.

Gene Cunningham explains the superiority of Christ to Moses in Hebrews chapter 3, and how it relates to our calling as believers to grow in faith and virtue, and to live a life pleasing to God.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the Christian life is a house built by wisdom, with seven pillars of virtue, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love, which must be added to faith in a specific order.

Gene Cunningham teaches that being attentive to God's Word is crucial, as emphasized throughout the book of Hebrews, and that Christ's humanity is superior to angels, having become a man to win the victory over the devil and become our faithful high priest.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the superiority of Christ is a central theme in the book of Hebrews, with Jesus surpassing the Old Testament prophets, angels, Moses, Melchizedek, and the Old Testament sacrifices. He also emphasizes the importance of not drifting away from God's word and the impossibility of escaping the consequences of neglecting it. The Holy Spirit's work in illumination is also highlighted.