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Gene Cunningham teaches that the simplicity of the Gospel is to tell the story of Jesus Christ and His love for humanity, using everyday language and symbols to connect with people where they are.
Gene Cunningham explains that the simplicity of the gospel is a stumbling block because it's too easy, and that the gospel message is about what Christ has done, not what we must do. He also emphasizes that the power of faith lies in the object of faith, which is Jesus Christ, and that the love of Christ motivates us to live for Him and share the gospel with others.
Gene Cunningham teaches that the Galatian heresy, a problem still present today, was a result of the Judaizers trying to keep Christianity a sect of Judaism, and that Paul's apostleship, message, and methodology were attacked by them.
Gene Cunningham teaches that God works with those who work with Him, and that suffering with Christ is a key to a higher level of inheritance and glorification. He explains how the Holy Spirit cooperates with us in our spiritual life, helping our weaknesses and making intercession for us. He also discusses the church's role in provoking Israel to turn back to God and the rapture of the church.
Gene Cunningham teaches that understanding the promises of God is crucial to living a victorious life, and that the key to interpreting these promises lies in understanding their context, including historical, cultural, and grammatical context.
Gene Cunningham explains the biblical principles of authority, the church, and the end times, covering topics such as the five crowns, the role of authority, and the rapture, as well as the Antichrist and the importance of saturating oneself with the Word.
Gene Cunningham teaches that perseverance is a learned and applied skill that provides confidence and ultimate victory in life, and that it is the practical outworking of positional certainty as believers.
Gene Cunningham teaches that rejoicing in Christ's victory is essential, regardless of circumstances, and that spiritual principles must be practiced to see them work in our lives. He explains how to cultivate a spirit of gentleness, gratitude, and focus on solutions, and how to re-evaluate priorities and values. He also emphasizes the importance of spiritual maturity and the ability to perform on demand.
Gene Cunningham teaches that our failures and shame can be turned into glory and a trophy of God's grace, and that we can't build character alone, but need others to help us.
Nancy Cunningham teaches that true contentment comes from trusting in God's sufficient grace and focusing on the blessings we have, rather than dwelling on problems or living for luxuries. She emphasizes the importance of being present in the moment, not getting agitated by things outside of our control, and pressing on towards a deeper relationship with God.
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