redemptive purpose. Zack Eswine suggests that the FCF "helpfully urges the preachers to account for Christians in a fallen world," but that it is "equipped primarily as a tool for churched contexts." Writings Chapell has written several other books, including: "Unlimited Grace" "Christ-Centered Worship" "The Gospel According to Daniel" "The Promises of Grace" "Using Illustrations to Preach with Power" "Each for the Other" "Commentary on Ephesians" "The Wonder of It All" "1 & 2 Timothy and Titus: To Guard the Deposit (with R. Kent Hughes)" "Holiness by Grace" "Praying Backwards: Transform Your Prayer Life by Beginning in Jesus' Name" "The Hardest Sermons You'll Ever Have to Preach" "I'll Love You Anyway and Always, a children's book" He has also written many academic and devotional articles as well as lyrics to several hymns. Religious Service Chapell is a founding member of The Gospel Coalition and continues to serve with its leadership. Chapell has served with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association both in national crusades and in ministries to China. In November 2009, Chapell signed an ecumenical statement known as the Manhattan Declaration calling on evangelicals, Catholics and Orthodox to support the religious right to address issues that go against religious conscience such as human trafficking, abortion, same-sex marriage, etc. Chapell has served in numerous roles of academic leadership, including the Standards Committee of the Association of Theological Schools. In the national life of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), Chapell has served as Moderator (2014), a member of the Constitutional Business Committee, the Standing Judicial Committee, the Strategic Planning Committee, the Credentials Committee, and numerous local and regional offices. Chapell has served on the boards of Serge, byFaith Magazine, God's World Publications, Cass Information Systems, Inc., and in advisory roles for numerous boards, churches and academic institutions. References External links Grace Presbyterian Church Unlimited Grace American Calvinist and Reformed theologians Presbyterian Church in America ministers Living people 1954 births Clergy from St. Louis Presidents of Calvinist and Reformed seminaries Covenant Theological Seminary faculty Covenant Theological Seminary alumni Medill School of Journalism alumni Southern Illinois University Carbondale alumni 20th-century Calvinist and Reformed theologians 21st-century Calvinist and Reformed theologians American Presbyterian ministers People from Peoria, Illinois