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SEPTEMBER 15–18, 2027

THE KING’S CHAPEL, RALEIGH

SPEAKERS

A smiling JONNY ARDAVANIS with dark wavy hair wearing a navy blue collared shirt outside with green trees in the background.

JONNY ARDAVANIS

Portrait of GRANT CASTLEBERRY with light brown hair and a beard, wearing a light blue collared shirt, outdoors with blurred greenery in the background.

GRANT CASTLEBERRY

Portrait of H.B. CHARLES JR. wearing glasses, a black suit, white shirt, and black tie, outdoors with blurred green foliage in the background.

H.B. CHARLES JR.

Portrait of ALBERT MOHLER JR. wearing a navy suit, light blue shirt, and red tie, against a plain gray background.

ALBERT MOHLER JR.

Portrait of NATE PICKOWICZ smiling, dressed in a dark blazer and collared shirt outdoors.

NATE PICKOWICZ

A portrait of DEREK W.H. THOMAS wearing a dark suit, light blue shirt, and a dark tie, smiling outdoors with blurred green background.

DEREK W.H. THOMAS

The Logic on Fire Conference exists to equip and encourage pastors and ministry leaders for faithful, enduring ministry. In a time where preaching and worship are increasingly shaped by culture rather than Scripture, this conference calls leaders back to four essential pillars of shepherding a thriving church: experiential Bible exposition, sound doctrine, Biblical worship, and gracious fellowship.

Martyn Lloyd-Jones wrote in Preaching & Preachers that “[as true preaching] is the greatest and the most urgent need in the Church, it is obviously the greatest need of the world also.” The purpose of preaching is soul transformation—the sanctification of the believer, and as Lloyd-Jones emphasized, it is through true preaching that the church impacts the world.

Registration Opens on January 1, 2027

The King’s Chapel
400 Newton Road
Raleigh, NC 27615

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