In his sermon titled "The Day of Christ," Chris Cunningham delves into the theological implications of 2 Thessalonians 2:1, particularly addressing the return of Christ and the deception surrounding it. He argues that the Apostle Paul reassures the Thessalonian church that Christ's return is not imminent, contrary to false teachings that had arisen, which led to undue alarm among the believers. Cunningham emphasizes the distinction between the true message of Scripture and the sensationalism of false prophets, referencing Matthew 24:35-42 to illustrate that no one can know the exact time of Christ’s coming. His exhortation underlines the importance of being engaged in faithful labor for the Gospel, rather than fixating solely on anticipating Christ's return, which fosters a readiness defined by active faith rather than anxiety. The sermon underscores the necessity of grounding hope in the personal work of Christ rather than in the predictions about the timing of His return.
“If the Bible says it's not of the will of man, religion says it's of the will of man.”
“The message of scripture is shouted from every page and paragraph. It's not unclear. This book concerns God's son, Jesus Christ.”
“Instead of being on a mountaintop staring up at the sky, be about the business of the ministry.”
“Whenever that day is, I know him, I know who. That's enough.”
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