Paper, 155 pp.

The Made Easy Series books are designed to "provide substantial studies on significant issues in a succinct and accessible format from an evangelical and Reformed perspective." Our new book Postmillennialism Made Easy does just that. It is an excellent resource for personal Bible study, Sunday school classes, neighborhood Bible studies, or simply to hand out to friends who are interested in eschatology.

The average Bible-believing Christian today believes that we are living in the shadow of the Second Coming. Consequently, they hold no long-range view of the future because they expect the Rapture to snatch them out of the world at any minute.

Postmillennialism, however, offers Christians an exciting hope-filled view of the future that encourages long-term planning and diligent labor for the glory of God. Postmillennialists believes that "the gospel is the power of God unto salvation" (Rom 1:16) and that "the earth is the Lord's and the fulness thereof" (Psa 24:1).

Thus, postmillennialists are committed to the world-conquering task that the Lord Jesus Christ gave his Church just before ascending to the right of God in heaven: "Go, make disciples of all the nations" (Matt 28:19). They are confident in Christ's promise: "If I be lifted up from the earth, I will draw all men to Myself" (John 12:32).

On the basis of these and many other Scripture passages, postmillennialism offers an optimistic outlook on the future, urging Christians to believe that "your labor is not in vain in the Lord" (1 Cor 15:58).

In this Made Easy Series book you will find a clear and succinct presentation of postmillennialism. You may also find your Christian life changed as you study the case for postmillennialism from creation through redemption to consummation.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction
2. Moses and the Postmillennial Hope
3. The Prophets and the Postmillennial Hope
4. Christ and the Postmillennial Hope
5. Paul and the Postmillennial Hope
6. The Great Tribulation and the Postmillennial Hope
7. Special Issues and the Postmillennial Hope
8. Objections to the Postmillennial Hope
9. Conclusion

Select Scripture Index
Subject Index

Readers' comments:

Postmillennialism Made Easy (by Ken Gentry) - is a great wee book. Sober eschatology, Biblical, well reasoned and well worth the read!
Neal McKinlay (Ajax, Ontario)