R. T. Kendall

R. T. Kendall is a renowned pastor, theologian, and author known for his deep biblical insights and commitment to bridging divides within the Christian faith. Born in Ashland, Kentucky, Kendall earned degrees from Trevecca Nazarene University and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, before completing a Doctor of Philosophy degree at Oxford University under the supervision of esteemed New Testament scholar George Bradford Caird.

Kendall served as the senior minister at Westminster Chapel in London for 25 years (1977–2002), where his ministry left an enduring impact on the church and its congregation. His preaching combined Reformed theology with a deep reliance on the Holy Spirit, earning him recognition as a unifying voice between evangelical and charismatic traditions.

As an author, Kendall has written over 60 books, many of which have become influential in Christian circles. Titles like Total Forgiveness, The Anointing, and Understanding Theology reflect his passion for teaching biblical principles in practical and accessible ways. His writings cover a range of topics, including forgiveness, the work of the Holy Spirit, prayer, and church leadership, offering guidance to readers seeking to grow in their faith.

Kendall is also a sought-after speaker at conferences and churches around the world. His ability to engage audiences with both scholarly depth and pastoral warmth has made him a respected figure across denominational lines.

In addition to his ministry and writing, Kendall has a heart for mentoring and discipling leaders in the global church, encouraging them to pursue unity and fidelity to Scripture.

R. T. Kendall currently resides in Tennessee with his wife, Louise. Together, they have two children, TR and Melissa. Kendall’s enduring legacy is marked by his unwavering dedication to preaching the gospel, teaching sound doctrine, and fostering reconciliation within the body of Christ.