Daily Devotionals with Andrew Cannon

James and Andrew talk about modern-day sabatarianism. Is strict Sabbath observance essential for the Christian? Their answer? Depends…

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Is it right for a teacher of the Bible to accept payment for what God has made freely available, His word? If a “pastor” is paid, does the church have a right to create a job description? We do not only ask these questions today. They were likely being asked in the First Century in […]

Today, Ken exposits Acts 1:1-11–the prerequisites of local church life. douglasreformed.church

On Sunday, Andrew exposited 1 Corinthians 8. Christian liberty is real. So is respecting the weak consciences of our brothers and sisters. So is seeking to make them strong in liberty. douglasreformed.church

Today, Luther and Andrew talk about the doctrine of creation as they recap the conversation from Sunday night. Visit ncwillcox.church to donate and to see giving options.

Today, James and Andrew talk about congregationalism in the church according to Scripture.

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Today, Andrew and James talk about criticism culture and show how God leads true Christians to be different. In a world of nonconstructive complaint, the Christian trusts God’s goodness and providence. Please help us keep doing ministry:

Today, Andrew and James talk about criticism culture and show how God leads true Christians to be different. In a world of nonconstructive complaint, the Christian trusts God’s goodness and providence.

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Paul not only addressed arrogance in the church at Corinth but gave a measurement by which each one could discern the arrogance within his heart. When we cling to our knowledge, we become arrogant. When we love God, we are loved by Him and seek to edify others.

Paul wants the church at Corinth to be happy and shares exactly how. Paul, who endured great persecution, imprisonment, torture, hatred, and the anger of others, shares the secret to his own happiness in Christ. Visit chochisereformed.church to donate. 100% of these donations go to help plant reformed churches, beginning with Douglas, AZ and a […]