The sermon titled "The Kingdom of Darkness" by Chris Cunningham addresses the theological concept of the kingdom of Satan as represented through false religion and idolatry, emphasizing the stark contrast between the true gospel of Jesus Christ and the deceptive messages that promote a man-centered theology. Cunningham argues that the kingdom of the beast, characterized by darkness and deception, is epitomized by false teachings that question the authority of God's Word, much like Satan's original temptation in the Garden of Eden. Scripture passages such as Revelation 16:10-15 and 2 Thessalonians 2:8-12 are referenced to illustrate how the gospel exposes the darkness of falsehood and highlights the necessity of loving the truth to attain salvation. The sermon underscores the significant doctrinal implications for believers, stressing that only through God's sovereign grace are individuals enabled to recognize their sinful state, repent, and embrace Christ as their sole source of salvation, thereby escaping the darkness of spiritual reprobation.
“The beast has always been about perverting the word of God.”
“There's only one they go by different names, but there's Christ and there's antichrist in the scripture.”
“A lie is a lie. He preaches Christ or he don't preach Christ.”
“The gospel itself brings a certain kind of pain now to those that hate it.”
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