Dr.
Sinclair Ferguson serves as a Professor of Systematic Theology at
Westminster Theological Seminary's Dallas, Texas campus. Dr.
Ferguson has been a Visiting Professor of Systematic Theology with
Westminster for many years and serves as an editor with the Banner of
Truth Trust. In addition, he previously served as a full time
professor at the Philadelphia campus until taking a call to St.
George’s Tron Church in Glasgow, Scotland in 1998. He studied at the
University of Aberdeen for his M.A., B.D., and Ph.D. degrees, was
ordained in the Church of Scotland in 1971, and served in pastoral
ministry in Scotland from 1971-1982.
Book Description: The essence of Ferguson's
study on the Holy Spirit is not so much to discover the work of
the Spirit as to encounter the person of the Spirit. He explores
foundational issues from a Reformed view, but is respectful of
others' insights as well.
Book Description: The first in a
series of commentaries written to encourage ordinary Christians
to read and apply God's Word. Designed to be used by individuals
or by groups, it contains an exposition of the text as well as a
study guide.
Book Description: Christian
doctrine matters for Christian living. The Christian Life
expounds such key biblical themes as grace, faith, repentance,
new birth, and assurance with clarity and contagious enthusiasm.
Book Description: A book for
families to discover the key doctrines of Christianity in a way
that stimulates discussion and helps children want to know more.
Parents can sigh with relief — their dreams have come true!
Book Description: In
Discovering God's Will, Ferguson draws out fundamental
principles by which God guides us. It shows that the guidance
God gives comes primarily through knowing, loving and obeying
him.
Dr.
Sinclair Ferguson serves as a Professor of Systematic Theology at
Westminster Theological Seminary's Dallas, Texas campus. Dr.
Ferguson has been a Visiting Professor of Systematic Theology with
Westminster for many years and serves as an editor with the Banner of
Truth Trust. In addition, he previously served as a full time
professor at the Philadelphia campus until taking a call to St.
George’s Tron Church in Glasgow, Scotland in 1998. He studied at the
University of Aberdeen for his M.A., B.D., and Ph.D. degrees, was
ordained in the Church of Scotland in 1971, and served in pastoral
ministry in Scotland from 1971-1982.
