In the sermon "Christ in You, You in Christ," Chris Cunningham explores the theological concept of the mystery of the Gospel as presented in Colossians 1:26. He argues that while the Gospel is straightforward, its truths can be obscured by spiritual blindness, as indicated in 2 Corinthians 4, which describes the lost as blinded by the god of this world. Cunningham emphasizes the necessity of divine intervention for understanding the Gospel, illustrating how true comprehension comes not from human effort but from God's grace, which reveals the light of Christ. The practical significance of this message lies in the assertion that salvation is a supernatural act of grace wherein believers experience the presence of Christ in them and their union with Christ, reinforcing core Reformed doctrines of total depravity and God's sovereign grace.
“The gospel is not hidden from lost people because we speak in riddles or there's some secret code that has to be cracked in the word of God that others have not cracked.”
“The truth is not complicated. God's God. You don't choose him, he chooses you.”
“When we see that, when we know that, we will look to Christ for righteousness.”
“Salvation is a miracle of God's grace. It's a supernatural miracle. You must be born again.”
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