Gene Cunningham - October 30, 2026

Lesson 1: Hard Sayings: Correct Response and Interpretation (Matthew 13)

Lesson 1: Hard Sayings: Correct Response and Interpretation (Matthew 13)

Interpretation of Scripture must be coherent, consistent with the whole counsel of God and the created order, and each text carries one divinely intended meaning with many legitimate applications. Hard sayings test believers, calling them to trust Christ and obey, as illustrated by the Parable of the Sower and the warning to “hear” (John 6; Matthew 13; Matthew 8:12).

Scripture References: Matthew 13:1-58, John 6:68-69, Matthew 13:11-13, Matthew 13:1-8, Matthew 8:8-12

From Series: "Interpreting Problem Passages in the New Testament (2026)"

Gene Cunningham at the Prescott, Arizona Bible conference, October 30–31, 2026.

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