Pastor & author

Chad Bennett

Pastoral theology, union with Christ, and Christian identity.

Chad Bennett

About the author

Chad Bennett is senior pastor of Grace Community Church in St. Cloud, Florida. He previously served for fourteen years as senior pastor of Grace Fellowship Church in Hazleton, Pennsylvania.

He earned his PhD at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where his doctoral work focused on union with Christ and Christian identity. He also holds a ThM from Reformed Theological Seminary.

His writing connects careful biblical study with pastoral care, helping ordinary Christians grow in assurance, holiness, and communion with God. His completed manuscript, Identity Received: Christian Identity through Union with Christ, grew out of that work.

Chad has taught pastors and ministry students in Zambia and Kenya. Originally from Griffin, Georgia, he and his wife, Amanda, have been married since 2005 and have three children.

BOOKS & WRITING

From the author’s pen.

Proposed cover of Identity Received

Manuscript project

Identity Received

Christian Identity through Union with Christ

Chad Bennett

A pastoral exploration of the identity believers receive through union with Jesus Christ.

No publication date or ordering information is announced.

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Articles & contributions

  • Our King Is Still on His Throne

    Our King Is Still on His Throne

    Election seasons have a way of revealing where we have placed our hope. We follow the returns, consider the consequences, and wonder what the future holds for our children, our churches, and our country. Some of us feel encouraged. Others feel disappointed or afraid. As we reflect on the midterm elections, I want to offer…

  • The Pulpit and the Centrality of the Preached Word

    The Pulpit and the Centrality of the Preached Word

    Every room teaches. Before anyone speaks, the space has already told you where to look and what to expect. A courtroom does this, and so does a classroom, and so does the kitchen where a family gathers around the same table night after night. A church sanctuary is no exception. Whether its arrangement was planned…