andrew paul cannon

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  • The Scarlet Harlot in Revelation

    The Scarlet Harlot in Revelation

    We have seen the bowls of wrath being poured out as Christ gave His life on Calvary. By now, you realize that most of what we’ve been handed as “end times” events is far-fetched. It’s hard to believe because it does not make sense. The Revelation of Christ is much more straight forward and simple…

  • The Lamb’s Victory

    The Lamb’s Victory

    Satan could not devour Christ. He failed to consume Israel. Now, he is persecuting the church. He calls the first beast, worldly nations represented by Rome, out of the sea. The first beast establishes the second beast, the imperial cult or some national leader like Caesar. The whole world, those whose names are not written…

  • The Biblical Response to Systemic Oppression

    The Biblical Response to Systemic Oppression

    The dragon could not devour the child, Christ. He could not consume the woman, national Israel. So, he persecutes the other offspring of the woman, the church of Jesus Christ. John envisions how the serpent persecutes the church and exhorts the church to respond properly to the serpent’s persecution in the tribulation of this age—the…

  • The Four Horsemen–The White Horse

    The Four Horsemen–The White Horse

    The Father is holy. Jesus Christ is worthy. The world is the way it is because God is winning glory for Himself. Jesus begins breaking the seals on the legal document He has received from the Father. As He breaks the first seal, the first angelic witness presents his testimony to the just judge for…

  • What is the Christian Faith? Part 3

    What is the Christian Faith? Part 3

    Today I want to do some trivia. Below you will find a statement that is sometimes taught as coming from Scripture and we are going to find out whether or not the statement actually represents Scripture well. __________________ __________________ “God helps those who help themselves.” This is actually from Aesop’s Fable, “Hercules and the Waggoner.”…