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Grimké Chapel is a collection of sermons, conferences, and devotionals from Grimké Seminary and its partner organizations to edify, instruct, and enrich fellow pastors and Christians through the proclamation of the gospel and exposition of God’s word.
Grimké College & Seminary hosts Grimké Chapel, a religion show with 45 episodes published.
Why do so many “unsinkable” ministries end up at the bottom of the ocean? Preaching from Philippians 2:25 at our Churchman conference, Dr. Doug Logan Jr. holds up Epaphroditus — Paul's brother, coworker, and fellow soldi
Why do men and women matter? Preaching from Genesis 1–2 at our Churchman conference, Dr. Doug Ponder unpacks the fact, the meaning, and the goodness of sexual difference — men and women are different from each other, and
What happens when the church hands the care of souls over to secular psychology? At our Churchman conference, Dr. Dwayne Bond — trained in both biblical and professional counseling — argues that Christians need sanctific
Preaching from Titus 2:1–8, Michael Foster unpacks the riches of belonging to the Church and how love and discipleship from ordinary, unknown saints are the rich inheritance of all the saints — God's design for every con
Travel plans, personal greetings, a closing benediction — if we're honest, we skim past passages like Titus 3:12–15 on the way to the “real” text. But at our Churchman conference, Dr. H.B. Charles, Jr. proves that a text
The American church is weak, divided, and in decline — and the reason is simpler than we want to admit: the church does not know what it means to be the church. Opening the first session of our Churchman conference from
No pastor plans to fall. But Dr. Mark Becton has seen it up close — a trusted friend in ministry, a file of emails, and the cry, “I've been devoured.” Preaching from Proverbs 7, Becton shows that the Father has lovingly
Is a king who tore down temples and slaughtered false priests a hero or a cautionary tale? Preaching from 2 Kings 22–23, Dr. Doug Ponder walks through the reforms of Josiah—the only king in Israel's history who never tur
What keeps a pastor standing when the culture shifts, the critics circle, and the easy thing is to drift? Preaching from Colossians 1:15–23, Dr. Doug Logan Jr. only has one answer: a Christ too big to bend. He lifts your
Easter is the one Sunday a year when people who never darken a church door might walk through yours—so what will you tell them? Preaching from Matthew 28, Bryan Laughlin strips Easter down to its single, unavoidable clai
AI can write your sermon, find your verse, and answer a counseling question in seconds, but should we let it? Preaching from Genesis 4, Dr. Ponder hands pastors a framework for living faithfully in a world where, as in t
How does a pastor sit with someone who has suffered horrific evil and speak comfort that does not ring hollow? Joe Holland preached from Psalm 10 on the tension every minister will eventually feel: real, named wickedness
Matt Cohen preached from Luke 5:1–11 — the miraculous catch of fish — calling pastors and pastors-in-training to a lifetime of faithful, bold, joyful, optimistic ministry. Drawing Peter forward as a model, Cohen showed t
Dr. Mark Becton preached from Psalm 123, calling students to lift their eyes above the distractions that quietly overwhelm them — fears, worthless masters, hopelessness, and the belittling voices both around and within.
Dr. Doug Ponder preached from 1 Peter 5:1–4 on the pastor's calling, the threats that endanger it, and the power to see it through to the end. What quietly pulls a pastor off course — and what keeps him standing when min
At our spring intensive, Dr. David Schrock preached from Luke 5:1–11 — the account of Peter's miraculous catch of fish — tracing how that story fulfills the promise of Jeremiah 16:16 to send fishers of men. Schrock calle
At Grimké Seminary's Spring 2026 graduation chapel, President Doug Logan, Jr. preached from 1 Samuel 12:24 — "Above all, fear the Lord and worship him faithfully with your whole heart" — calling graduates to a lifetime o
At our spring intensive, Professor Bryan Laughlin preached from Matthew 16:13-20 on Peter's confession of Jesus as the Messiah, declaring that Christ is building His church and the gates of Hades will not prevail against
At our spring intensive, Professor Joe Holland preached from Psalm 9 on God's righteous judgment against wicked nations, affirming that the Lord still actively judges kings and rulers, bringing them to account while upho
Dr. Mark Becton preached from Acts 13 on the joy and privilege of God's clear, unvarnished call to follow and serve Christ, emphasizing that the true beauty of the call is not merely the tasks but that God Himself calls
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