In his sermon "Haughty or Humble," Chris Cunningham addresses the central doctrine of humility in relation to pride and salvation, drawing upon Proverbs 18:12 as a foundational text. He argues that pride leads to spiritual destruction, as exemplified by Adam's fall due to Satan's temptation to be like God. Cunningham emphasizes the necessity of humility for salvation, referencing 1 Peter 5:5 and Romans 10:3 to demonstrate that true submission to God’s righteousness opposes human pride. He asserts that salvation is a sovereign act of God rather than a human decision, highlighting that spiritual humility is crucial for receiving God's grace and ultimately being honored by Him. This sermon illustrates the stark contrast between the prideful self-reliance that pervades human religion and the humble trust in God's sovereign grace essential for salvation.
“The first example of this principle being born out was in the garden… Satan's promise that caused man to fall was you shall be as gods and that did the trick.”
“God gives grace to the humble that resists the proud. If you're proud, you're in opposition to God Himself.”
“Humility is the result of seeing the Lord Jesus Christ by faith… those who see Him fall at His feet.”
“Salvation is by grace alone through faith alone and that not of yourselves. It’s the gift of God, not of works lest any man should boast.”
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