Who is The Holy Spirit?
with Sinclair B. Ferguson
The Adult Class, starting November 2019
11 AM in the Fireside Room

Many Christians have either heard, or even muttered, the phrase, “The Holy Spirit is the forgotten person of the Trinity.” This assertion misses the real problem in the church today, a problem not extant in generations past. Christians know about the Holy Spirit, but, unlike the Father or the Son, they don’t really know who the Holy Spirit is. In this course, Dr. Sinclair Ferguson discusses the doctrine of the Holy Spirit, and purposes to remove this ignorance by exploring the questions of the identity of the Spirit, the nature of His character, how we, as Christians, may come to know and have fellowship with Him, and more.

Dr. Sinclair B. Ferguson is a Ligonier Ministries teaching fellow and Chancellor’s Professor of Systematic Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary. He previously served as senior minister of the First Presbyterian Church in Columbia, S.C., and he has written numerous books, including The Whole Christ, In Christ Alone, Devoted to God, and Some Pastors and Teachers.

At:  Clifton Park Community Church, 516 Moe Road, CP, NY 12065

The Conscience — What it is, How to train it, and Loving those who differ
A new Sunday Evening Series with Pastor David Bissett teaching, using a book by that same title by Andrew Naselli & JD Crowley, Crossway, 2016.

The series will run October — December 2019, 6-7 PM in the Fireside Room.
All are welcome at CPCC for this Sunday evening series.

The CPCC Adult Class (11 am — Noon) will study the holiness of God this fall, using the famous DVD lectures by R C Sproul.

When Isaiah encountered our most holy God, he cried out, "Woe is me!" His experience of the holiness of God is not unlike our own. ˆGod's holiness both fascinates and terrifies us. It reveals to us who we are, and that can either drive us away in fear or cause us to cry out for mercy. Dr. R.C. Sproul teaches us the majesty of God's holiness through a biblical and historical study of what people experience when they encounter the Holy One and find ultimate refuge in the righteousness of Christ.

Download the poster — with schedule — here. 

Today we begin a new series called “Looking on the Heart” from the Old Testament book of 1st Samuel — because this book is about so much more than valiant biographies (such as David); it teaches us about the ways God works and about the nature of living by faith. May the Spirit teach us and help us to trust and serve the Lord well.