Basic Training Bible Ministries

Gene Cunningham teaches that the book of Hebrews is a Jewish epistle written to early Jewish believers, warning them of the danger of forsaking the local assembly and going back into temple worship, and emphasizing the superiority of Christ as a high priest and the importance of considering Jesus for spiritual maturity.

Gene Cunningham teaches that bearing one another's burdens, restoring those who have fallen, and doing so in a spirit of gentleness are essential aspects of the Christian life, demonstrating the law of Christ, which is fulfilled through love produced by the Holy Spirit.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the gospel of grace leads to liberty, while the false gospel leads to slavery, and that walking in the Spirit is the only solution against sin in our life, resulting in a life of righteousness, joy, and peace.

Gene Cunningham teaches that God's plan is to reproduce the life of Christ in believers, including His resurrection, ascension, and present session at God's right hand, and that believers are already seated with Christ in heavenly places as a gift of God.

Nancy Cunningham teaches that a submissive spirit is a vital aspect of a woman's role in the church and in her relationship with her husband, bringing purpose, joy, and a witness to the world. She explains that submission is not about being a doormat, but about standing in rank and respecting one's position, and that it is a choice and a decision to trust her husband's leadership and decisions.

Gene Cunningham explains the mystery of godliness, emphasizing the importance of living a life of faith, growing in the knowledge of Christ, and fulfilling one's role as a priest, ambassador, and minister. He highlights the obligation to preach the gospel, its universal power to save, and the believer's threefold work in life. He also explores the relationship between faith and faith, from the new birth to maturity.

Gene Cunningham teaches that God's blessings are spiritual and heavenly, and He has blessed all believers with them, but we must empty ourselves of our own self and live by faith in the Father and dependence on the Holy Spirit to receive them.

Gene Cunningham teaches that godliness is not just a moral standard, but an experience that can be lived out in our daily lives through obedience to God's word and provision. He explains how we can reflect the attitude of Jesus Christ, who is our advocate and propitiation for our sins, and receive the mind of Christ as a gift from God.

Gene Cunningham teaches that godliness is not about achieving sinless perfection, but about experiencing all that God wants to do in our lives through Christ. He explains how godliness has the power to transform us, is profitable for all things, and is a great gain when combined with contentment. To attain godliness, we must believe in God's forgiveness and mercy and receive it in our lives.