In his sermon "They Overcame by the Blood," Chris Cunningham focuses on the theological topic of salvation through the sacrificial blood of Christ, as highlighted in Revelation 12:11. Cunningham makes several key arguments: he emphasizes that believers overcome the accusations of Satan not by their own righteousness but through the redemptive power of Christ's blood and the testimony of faith they bear. By referencing multiple scriptures, including Colossians 3:3 and Romans 11:5, he articulates the doctrine of election and grace, underscoring that true life is found in Christ rather than earthly existence. The practical significance of this doctrine is immense, providing believers assurance of salvation and the enduring ability to withstand the devil's attacks by resting in Christ's completed work.
“Our plea in this court, the court of God, our plea is not that we haven't done the things that we're accused of... It is enough that Jesus died and that he died for me.”
“What a gracious savior he is. He had satisfied God for all of our sins.”
“We don't love our lives. No, we don't. By his grace, we take up our cross and we follow him.”
“The only one that deserves any glory is Christ. We don't deserve any of it and we're not getting any of it.”
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