The sermon titled "My Doctrine" by Chris Cunningham primarily addresses the theological method of understanding and teaching the gospel as related to 2 Timothy 3:6-11. The preacher argues against false teachings that infiltrate households, likening them to unsound doctrines that lead individuals away from the truth of the gospel. He highlights the biblical example of Jannes and Jambres, who opposed God’s messenger Moses, emphasizing that false gospels offer false peace and are often rooted in human effort rather than divine grace. Scriptures such as 1 Corinthians 2:14 and Ephesians 3:17 are leveraged to illustrate mankind's natural inability to grasp spiritual truths without a miraculous work of God’s grace and the centrality of Christ in salvation. This message underscores the importance of adhering strictly to the doctrine of grace as revealed in Scripture, leading to a life of reliance on Christ rather than self-justification through religious works.
“It's a captivity of the heart. That's what the scripture language is about that type of thing.”
“They are captives of Satan themselves. Satan sends them to ensnare others.”
“You can't know the truth. Even when you see it with your very eyes, you can't know it.”
“There is one Bible, there's one doctrine, and it's my doctrine, my God's grace.”
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