In his sermon "A Man of God," Chris Cunningham addresses the theological doctrine of true worship versus false religion, as illustrated in 1 Kings 13:1-10. He argues that Jeroboam crafted a counterfeit worship system through human reasoning, idolatry, and unbelief, ultimately diverting the people's hearts away from God. Cunningham references multiple Scripture passages, notably 1 Kings 11 and 12, to demonstrate how Jeroboam's actions led to sin and apostasy, contrasting them with the true worship God established, which points to Christ. The sermon emphasizes the importance of adhering solely to God's Word, highlighting that true believers must guard against the temptations of false doctrines and recognize Christ as the focal point of worship. Practically, the sermon calls believers to live by faith in God’s promises instead of relying on human understanding.
“Just believe God. That's all Jeroboam had to do, right? Just believe God.”
“The God of religion is nothing like the God of this Bible. It's a golden calf.”
“If it's not Christ, it's false. And instead of studying up on that, you need to avoid it.”
“What did the man of God do? He made intercession. For the Lord restore his hand. That's exactly what our text pictures.”
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