The sermon "Come out of Babylon" by Chris Cunningham addresses the theological topic of the ultimate judgment and destruction of false religion, symbolized by Babylon in Revelation 18:1-2. Cunningham argues that Babylon epitomizes the collective rejection of God by humanity, representing all forms of false religion and self-righteousness that seek to usurp God's glory. He references Revelation 18:2, Matthew 7:24-27, and various passages in 2 Peter to emphasize that the fall of Babylon is an act of divine judgment against prideful human achievements and false doctrines. The practical significance of the sermon lies in the call for believers to discern and separate from all forms of false religion, recognizing that true salvation and righteousness come solely through the gospel of Jesus Christ, who overcame sin and death for His people.
“The best that man can come up with in natural things would have been quite impressive... But when you take that to the spiritual realm, the best that man can do culminates in them killing God.”
“False religion... are a hold in that sense. They are like a castle that protects all of their religious rituals and ceremonies... They're in bondage to the law of God and that which they perceive to be the law of God.”
“If any men come to you, don’t even say to them, have a good day. Don’t bid them Godspeed.”
“He that abideth not in the doctrine of Christ hath not God; he that abideth in the doctrine of Christ, he hath both the Father and the Son.”
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