Introducing The 1 Samuel Expository Commentary From CM

The work we do is for the church. We spent two years working on our first expository commentary–the expository commentary on 1 Samuel. We spend much time and money resourcing the church through the blog at Christoa.com, and this is our first major print endeavor. We hope to provide commentaries to pastors around the world who cannot afford resources for their own bookshelves. This commentary is not an academic or devotional commentary. Expository commentaries are designed with preaching lectio continua in mind. This commentary is for pastors, preachers, Bible study leaders, and anyone else who desires to deepen his or her understanding of the biblical narrative. AP Cannon utilized academic commentaries and other resources in the development of a sermonesque teaching of the 1 Samuel narrative. This 700 page commentary is rich with doctrinal and practical teaching, explaining and showing a proper application of the text.

The release is to be decided.

A special thanks to The Church at Sunsites, the church at which this commentary was developed through the lectio continua, expository preaching of 1 Samuel. To donate to this local church, please visit thechurchatsunsites.com. A portion of the royalties from this commentary will also go to The Church at Sunsites for the congregation’s influence and enduring dedication to the unadulterated preaching and teaching of God’s holy Scriptures.

Please consider preordering 1 copy of the expository commentary on 1 Samuel for yourself and 1 copy for a pastor who otherwise would not be able to afford it. If you have already preordered, please consider donating to our gospel and missions work around the world.

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God's Regret – 1 Samuel: Andrew Paul Cannon Sermons

1 Samuel is a crucial part of the Jewish and Christian story. In 1 Samuel, God selects the earthly king through whom He established His own throne within His creation. 1 Samuel is a doctrinally rich historical narrative. Join Andrew Paul Cannon as he journeys through 1 Samuel lectio continua, exploring the depths of the text. This is a limited podcast, containing 69 episodes in preparation for the release of Andrew’s expository commentary on 1 Samuel. Subscribe at Christoa.com to stay up to date with the release. These sermons are available at thechurchatsunsites.com and andrewpaulcannon.blog. If you were encouraged by this this episode, please email us and let us know. Make a one-time donationYour contribution is appreciated.DonateMake a monthly donationYour contribution is appreciated.Donate monthlyMake a yearly donationYour contribution is appreciated.Donate yearly or donate via paypal.

1. God's Regret 52:09
2. Killing a Nation 49:20
3. When We Focus on the Fight 50:19
4. Derogation Part 2 53:04
5. Derogation Part 1 47:34

We do desire to expand our commentary selection. While we are working on a few more, Matthew and Revelation included, we recognize the immensity of the task. If you desire to produce an expository commentary (not academic or devotional at this point), please contact us. We would love to have our pastors around the world represented in the literature we are producing and earning the donations they receive.