In his sermon "The Love of the Truth," Chris Cunningham focuses on the theological doctrines of divine sovereignty, the person and work of Christ, and the antichrist spirit in false religion as highlighted in 2 Thessalonians 2:8. Cunningham contends that the ultimate victory over the antichrist and the deceptions of false religion will occur when Christ returns, consuming darkness with the brightness of His coming. He stresses that the "spirit of His mouth"—that is, the proclamation of Christ—serves as the means by which darkness is dispelled even now. Scripture references such as Matthew 5:14 and Ephesians 2:8 emphasize the need for believers to live out their identity as lights in a dark world, and salvation is presented as a work of God's grace, contrasting the deceptive nature of false gospels which promote self-righteousness. The sermon underscores the practical significance of clinging to the truth of the gospel and recognizing the importance of divine grace in salvation, as believers are called to both reflect Christ's light and expose the lies of antichrist.
“The way Antichrist preaching is conquered in the hearts of sinners even now is by preaching Christ.”
“Satan's greatest tactic… is to make you religious.”
“The deceivableness of unrighteousness is that you're deceived into thinking that your unrighteousness is your righteousness before God.”
“The correct response to that passage and all of God's word is God be merciful to me, the sinner.”
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