Seminars and Classes

Sunday Studies

For the duration of the summer, we will be having a sermon discussion during the Sunday Studies hour. This is a great opportunity to ask questions and dig deeper into the scriptures.

Listed below are classes previously taught at the CPC study center. Click on the name of a class to see the handouts.

Life On Life Discipleship

We went through Jonathan Edwards' work Charity and Its Fruits in the Spring. This work is a collection of lectures Edwards preached concerning I Corinthians 13. Handouts from all weeks can be found in the library or here. All handouts here are from the women's class unless otherwise marked.

From Jan. 10, Sermon I

From Jan. 24, Sermon III

From Feb. 7, Sermon IV

From Feb. 14, Sermon V

From Feb. 21, Sermon VI

From Mar. 7, Sermon VIII

From Mar. 14, Sermon IX

From Mar. 21, Sermon X

Fram Mar. 28, Sermon XI

From Apr. 11, Sermon XII

From Apr. 18, Sermon XIII

From Apr. 25, Sermon XIV, from the men's class Sermon XIV

From May 2, Sermon XV

From May 16, Sermon XVIb

Latest Audio Recordings:

Church History 19 Junius Testimony - CPC Sunday Studies - Junius Johnson

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Church History 17 Medieval Trajectories - CPC Sunday Studies - Mark Anderson

Church History 16 Chalcedon - CPC Sunday Studies - Junius Johnson

Church History 14 Neo-Platonism - CPC Sunday Studies - Junius Johnson

Foundations Series

Galatians

Study of the Apostles' Creed

This class reflects upon two of our five core values -- gospel-centered and confessional -- on a level accessible to everyone. The class works through Michael Horton's book We Believe.

Leadership Training

(The Spiritual Leadership Training Seminar and Theology 1 are required courses for those in leadership at CPC.)

Spiritual Leadership Training Seminar

An important part of leadership training at CPC, this class will take you through the theology driving leadership, lay counseling, basic hermeneutics, and other tools for leadership.

Theology 1

The intention of this class is to construct a theological system which is consistent with the revelation of God as contained in the Old and New Testament scripture. However, we don't do it alone! We utilize that unbroken tradition of interpretation distinguished as the classic evangelical and reformed faith. The course assumes a confessional approach rather than a skeptical/apologetic one. Continuity with the historic reformed tradition is maintained through our text, The Westminster Confession of Faith.

Introduction to Reformed Ecclesiology

Bible Interpretation

Church History I

Would you like to know more about the history and theology of the church from the close of the New Testament through the 5th century? Then listen to this class taught by Mark Anderson and Junius Johnson. To listen to lectures please visit the sermons download page here.

Covenantal Parenting

A seminar that explores a Christian view of the family with special focus on a covenantal and gospel-centered approach to parenting. Time was spent discerning and applying a Christian theology of the family including its many practical implications for raising children with a baptismal identity. This seminar was taught by Rev. Preston Graham.