In Pursuit of His Glory

by R.T. Kendall

Pursuing the glory of God doesn't happen overnight. R.T. Kendall knows this firsthand. In Pursuit of His Glory describes his twenty-five years as pastor of Westminster Chapel in London, England, where he preached nearly 3,500 sermons. "Dr. R.T. Kendall's insightful teaching and writings have had a significant impact on my own thinking. I respect Dr. Kendall greatly and am honored to call him my friend." -Dr. James Dobson, Founder, Focus On The Family Following the footsteps of prominent Westminster preachers G. Campbell Morgan and Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Kendall, a United States citizen, experienced many blessings and disappointments during his eventful and occasionally turbulent tenure. R.T. Kendall recounts the ups and downs of servanthood. Learn the lessons that Kendall learned, who has been impacted by the ministry and friendship of spiritual giants like Billy Graham, Arthur Blessitt, Paul Cain, John Arnott, Randy Clark, Rodney Howard-Browne, and many others. "RT had high and holy hopes when he came to tackle London. I admired his courage and his perseverance, and I valued the times we spent together." -John R.W. Stott, Rector Emeritus, All Souls Church, Langham Place, London, England

About the

R.T. Kendall, was the pastor of Westminster Chapel in London, England, for twenty-five years. Born in Ashland, Kentucky, he was educated at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Oxford University. He is well known internationally as a speaker and teacher. Dr. Kendall is the author of more than forty books, including The Word and the Spirit, The Sensitivity of the Spirit, The Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow; and Total Forgiveness. His writings have impacted and changed thousands of lives worldwide.

Genres: Biography

310 pages, Hardcover

First published August 22, 2002

Reviews

[Paul · Rating 1 out of 5]

makes fairly depressing reading to be honest, charting the decline of a great Church over 25 years.

[Ron Willoughby · Rating 3 out of 5]

I appreciated Dr. Kendall's honesty and insights. Found the writing to be a bit tiresome and repetitive. His openness to the work of the Holy Spirit and his appreciation for the marriage between Word and Spirit were both challenging and helpful.

Thank you Dr. Kendall.