In "The Lamb Shall Overcome," Chris Cunningham explores the profound themes of spiritual warfare and divine sovereignty as depicted in Revelation 17. The sermon emphasizes the allure of antichrist powers represented by a corrupt false religion (the woman on the beast) and the underlying reality that it is God who controls all things, including Satan and his minions. Scripture references such as Revelation 17:7-18 highlight that while earthly authorities and false religions may appear powerful, they ultimately serve God's purpose, leading to their destruction. Cunningham argues that, despite the temporary power of evil, Christ, the Lamb, will triumph completely, assuring the faithful of their victory through their connection with Him. The practical significance of this message lies in encouraging believers to trust in God’s sovereign plans, recognizing their identity as chosen and faithful alongside Christ in His ultimate victory.
“Why are you marveling at her? She's not the one to be marveled at.”
“Satan is moved by God, he's used by God, he's controlled by God, and he's expendable.”
“It always has been this way, it is this way now, and it always will be.”
“Every victory is won by Christ crucified and every tragedy is brought to pass by Christ crucified.”
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