Basic Training Bible Ministries

Gene Cunningham explains the doctrine of justification by faith alone, using six key arguments from Galatians chapter 3 and 4, and explores the purpose and limitations of the law in the lives of believers.

Gene Cunningham explains the importance of understanding God's faithfulness and its impact on our lives, particularly in times of difficulty. He also explores the relationship between faith, works, and salvation, highlighting the difference between human good and divine good.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the Galatians are being deceived by false teachers who envied Paul's success and the freedom of the Gentile believers, and that the key to spiritual maturity is trusting in God's grace, not trying to live a spiritual life by following the law.

Gene Cunningham explains how hypocrisy can arise from a lack of understanding of a biblical principle, and how faith, not works, is the means of justification. He examines the consequences of compromising on the truth and the freedom we have in Christ from the law, highlighting the contrast between faith and works in Galatians.

Nancy Cunningham teaches that jealousy can be a destructive force in relationships, and that the tongue has the power to build or destroy them. She explains how the condition of the heart determines the words that come out of the mouth, and how the tongue can be a tool for good or evil.

Nancy Cunningham teaches that true friendship and healthy relationships are built on patience, forgiveness, and understanding, and that being trustworthy and faithful in marriage is crucial for a strong and loving partnership.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the battle for spiritual victory has already been won, and we must understand this to live in the freedom and liberty that comes with being a child of God. He explains how the Holy Spirit is the key to obeying God's law and living a life of newness and freedom.

Gene Cunningham teaches that entering into rest is a process that requires trust, obedience, and patience, and that spiritual growth involves learning to apply God's word to the challenges we face.

Gene Cunningham teaches that the work of God is not just about what we do, but also about what He does in us, and that we must be willing to do our part in applying it to our lives.

Gene Cunningham teaches that spiritual leadership is rooted in a deep understanding of the Christian life, which is based on the basics of washing, eating, walking, working, and resting. He explains how a leader must know their direction and how to get there, and how walking with God is a fundamental aspect of this journey.