In Chris Cunningham's sermon titled "From Sorrow to Rejoicing," he addresses the theological doctrine of judgment upon false religion, illustrated through the imagery of Babylon in Revelation 18:20. Cunningham emphasizes that all who exist outside of Christ constitute a form of false religion, with Babylon representing the culmination of human rebellion against God. He argues that while the world mourns the destruction of Babylon, believers are called to rejoice, as this signifies God's vindication and avengement on behalf of His elect. Scripture references such as Isaiah 43 and Matthew 18 underscore the believer's assurance of salvation and divine justice. Ultimately, the sermon highlights the practical significance of the judgment against false religion as a cause for rejoicing in the hope of redemption and the glory of God that is intimately tied to believers’ salvation.
“If you believe in yourself, you're worshiping somebody. So this is everybody outside of Christ.”
“The very thing that they consider disaster they consider tragedy, we consider victory.”
“God hath avenged you on her... To have your salvation integral to his glory is a real nice thing.”
“False religion harps, but there's no genuine rest. There's no in works religion.”
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