Wednesday, October 11, 2017

Meet the Speakers: Cameron Shaffer



Cameron Shaffer is the Assistant Pastor of North Oaks Community Church in Clarkston, and will be speaking at this year's conference on The Good News of Scripture's Authority. We asked him some questions so you could get to know him better:

What’s your wife’s name, how long have you been married, and how many children do you have?
 
Lauren & I will be married two years this December, no kids.

Share a little about your educational background.

Education: B.A, Midwestern State University (International Studies, Political Science); M.Div, Redeemer Theological Seminary; M.Th, The University of Glasgow (technically, I'll graduate in November). 

How long have you been in your current position?

I've been at North Oaks since August, 2016.

What have been some of the best lessons you’ve learned in your role as a pastor/teacher and who are some of your greatest spiritual influences?

Sinclair Ferguson, Edward Reynolds, Herman Bavinck, Herman Ridderbos, B.B. Warfield, John Calvin, my parents, and seminary professors have been my greatest influences. 

As for lesson learned: Don't underestimate the ordinary means of grace.

What would you most like your church to be known for?

Being committed to the gospel, knowing the Bible, and reaching others in word and deed.

If you could spend an entire day with one person of your choosing from the Bible (not including Jesus), who would you choose and why?

Solomon, because he served both as a huge culmination of the Old Testament, and the start of decay. I would love to get his perspective on that.

What are some of your hobbies/interests apart from the Bible/theology? 

Reading, scuba diving, spending time with friends and family.



Monday, October 2, 2017

Less than Four Weeks Until the Conference!


Click here to sign up to attend the 14th annual Michigan Reformation Conference on Saturday, October 28th at Calvary Presbyterian Church in Flint. The one-day conference begins at 10am and is free (including a hot lunch), but we do request advance registration.

Our theme this year will be Tidings of Comfort & Joy: Good News of the Reformation, Then & Now, as we celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. Our speakers this year will be:
Audio from past conferences can be accessed here.

Monday, August 14, 2017

Speakers Announced

Make sure to sign up to attend the 14th annual Michigan Reformation Conference on Saturday, October 28th at Calvary Presbyterian Church in Flint. The one-day conference is free (including a hot lunch), but we do request advance registration.

Our theme this year will be Tidings of Comfort & Joy: Good News of the Reformation, Then & Now, as we celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. Our speakers this year will be:

  • Ryan McVicar of New City Presbyterian Church, speaking on The Good News of Vocation


Wednesday, April 19, 2017

2017 Conference Theme Announced


Tidings of Comfort & Joy: Good News of the Reformation, Then & Now will be our conference theme for 2017 as we celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. Please mark Saturday, October 28th on your calendar and make plans to be a part of the 14th annual Michigan Reformation Conference. The conference is free and is hosted by Calvary Presbyterian Church in Flint.

Saturday, October 29, 2016

Conference Audio

Audio from the 2016 Conference has been uploaded and is now available here.


Live Video Stream

The live streams of today's conference messages have been archived and available below:

The Origin and Scope of Death by Leroy Cole of Emmanuel Baptist Church in Otisville

The Death of Christ by Doug Phillips of South Church in Lansing

The Death of the Believer by Jim Mascow of Tyrone Covenant Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Fenton

The Death of Death by Chris Winans of Cornerstone EPC in Brighton

Tuesday, October 18, 2016

Death, Be Not Proud - Message Titles



October 29th is rapidly approaching and we are looking forward to the 13th annual Mid-Michigan Reformation Conference! Once more, our theme for the conference will be Death, Be Not Proud, borrowed from the first line of Sonnet X by John Donne.

We will examine the often neglected topic of death as our speakers give the following four addresses:

Leroy Cole of Emmanuel Baptist Church in Otisville - The Origin and Scope of Death

Doug Phillips of South Church in Lansing - The Death of Christ

Jim Mascow of Tyrone Covenant Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Fenton - The Death of the Believer

Chris Winans of Cornerstone EPC in Brighton - The Death of Death