The sermon titled "Remembrance" by Chris Cunningham addresses the caution against departing from the faith, highlighted through 1 Timothy 4:1-6. The main theological topic is apostasy, particularly how individuals can be led astray by "seducing spirits" and "doctrines of devils." Cunningham emphasizes that false teachings often manifest as prohibitions on marriage and dietary restrictions, which he argues are antithetical to the Gospel's message of grace. Key Scripture references include 1 Timothy 4:1, which warns of a falling away, and 2 Timothy 2:14, which calls for reminding believers of the truth. The practical significance lies in reaffirming that true righteousness is found solely in Christ and not in adherence to legalistic practices or man-made doctrines, underscoring the necessity for faithful ministers to remind the congregation of these foundational truths.
“If thou put the brethren in remembrance of these things, thou shalt be a good minister of Jesus Christ, nourished up in the words of faith and of good doctrine.”
“The teachings of devils are Antichrist doctrine…anything that denies that Christ Jesus the Lord is God in human flesh is a doctrine of devils.”
“If you do or abstain from doing anything in order to recommend yourself to God, even if it adds one jot or tittle to your righteousness before God, you’re a goner.”
“Our righteousness is not in the eating or not eating of these things. Our righteousness is a person.”
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