In his sermon titled "Liars Destroyed," Chris Cunningham addresses the theological topic of truth in relation to the nature of sin and the consequences of lying, as highlighted in Proverbs 19:9. He articulates that God’s hatred of lying stems from His intrinsic nature as the truth and outlines how deceit ultimately destroys individuals, both spiritually and relationally. Cunningham emphasizes the weight of God’s law, underscoring that while the law cannot save, it exposes sin, with references extending to Exodus 20:16 and Proverbs 6:16-19, reinforcing that falsehood is contrary to God’s holy character. The significance of the sermon lies in the assertion that only the truth, embodied in Christ, can liberate sinners from their deception and sinfulness, presenting a clear call to acknowledge God’s sovereignty in the means of salvation.
“God very plainly declares his hatred and wrath upon liars, which we know that all of us by nature are liars.”
“Evil is not what you do, evil is what you are. And you can't do anything about it.”
“The truth is powerful, and the truth is simple. And the truth is a person.”
“A lie is so abominable because the truth is so precious.”
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