In the sermon "Dead with Christ," Chris Cunningham addresses the theological doctrine of the sufficiency of Christ for salvation, as highlighted in Colossians 2:18. Key arguments include a warning against false teachings and voluntary humility that undermine the complete work of Christ in salvation. Cunningham emphasizes that salvation is solely through faith in Christ, who is our righteousness and reward, and that any attempts to add to this through human efforts are deceptive and detrimental. He cites biblical passages, particularly from Colossians and Romans, illustrating that believers are already victorious in Christ and need only to hold fast to Him for spiritual nourishment and growth. The practical significance lies in the believer's assurance of salvation in Christ alone and the imperative to resist any teachings that detract from this foundational truth.
“Let no man beguile you of your reward in a voluntary humility and worshiping of angels... You are complete in him.”
“You win, you're on the path to victory and you win; you've already won the victory in Christ.”
“Any of it. All of it. Doesn't matter what you call it. If you let go of him for one second, you'll be puffed up.”
“If we don't preach Christ, we haven't preached. If we don't love Christ, we haven't loved.”
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