Inmillennialism: Redefining the Last Days

Are we living in the last days? Church history is divided on this important Christian doctrine. The existing prophetic models for the last days and second coming of Christ do not provide adequate explanations for biblical passages stating Jesus would return within the first century. This inadequacy results from the piecemeal development of these models. This sporadic development has created models that demand erroneous assumptions and unbiblical corrective devices in their interpretation of key passages and terms. Michael A. Rogers consults volumes of Scripture, literature, historical sources, and lines of reasoning to develop a new, better model of biblical prophecy. The end result is a prophetic model capable of explaining these problematic passages while respecting both the Bible's teaching and the orthodox doctrine of the historical Church. FINALIST: 2021 Southern Christian Writers' Conference (SCWC) Notable Book Award- Nonfiction What People Are Saying "This book must take an important place in the literature concerning the kingdom of God, the manner of Christ's coming at the 'end of the age, ' and the nature of the blessed hope." Tom J. Nettles, PhD. Former Professor, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary "I came away from reading Inmillennialism with a fresh sense of God's providence, the power of God's grace in the Person and work of Jesus Christ, and a deeper understanding that this world is headed toward that time when the Prince of Peace reigns in the hearts of all men and rules over all the nations." Wade Burleson. Pastor, Historian, Author "This book belongs on the shelf of every pastor and student of eschatology." Woodie Turner, MDiv. Minister to Families, First Baptist Church Gadsden, AL "Inmillennialism is an eschatological tour de force. Mike takes seriously the abundant New Testament teaching about the nearness of Christ's coming and the inauguration of the Kingdom of God, consistently compares scripture with scripture, and gives no quarter to the hermeneutical gymnastics employed to defend the existing systems." Andy White. Pastor, Southampton Baptist Church, Southampton, PA "Inmillennialism is superior to the existing prophetic systems because it rests on simple contextual analyses and is more complete." Doug Albertson. Executive Director, African Canadian Continuing Education Society

Religion & Spirituality

Rogers, Michael A.

Christian Books & Bibles

McGahan Publishing House

Is the Bible a book of science?Over half of Americans believe science and religion are in conflict. Theologian and scientist Denis O. Lamoureux suggests that a common assumption of biblical interpretation fuels this struggle. Many Christians think Scripture is supposed to align with science in some sort of way. This idea is known as "scientific concordism" (or simply "concordism"). But Lamoureux demonstrates that the Bible has an ancient science. During the inspiration of Scripture, the Holy Spirit came down to the level of the biblical writers and allowed them to use the science-of-the-day as a vessel for delivering life-changing, inerrant spiritual truths. Dr. Lamoureux explains how moving beyond concordism leads to a peaceful and God-honoring relationship between modern science and our Christian faith.

The Bible & Ancient Science: Principles of Interpretation

Lamoureux, Denis O.

Are we living in the last days?Church history is divided on this important Christian doctrine. The existing prophetic models for the last days and second coming of Christ do not provide adequate explanations for biblical passages stating Jesus would return within the first century. This inadequacy results from the piecemeal development of these models. This sporadic development has created models that demand erroneous assumptions and unbiblical corrective devices in their interpretation of key passages and terms. Michael A. Rogers corrects these assumptions and systematically develops a comprehensive prophetic model capable of explaining these problematic passages, resulting in a model that respects both the Bible's teaching and the orthodox doctrine of the historical Church.

Can anything keep you from the mad love of God? Brandon Ryan answers this question and takes readers on a journey from the depths of hopelessness to the renewed acceptance of God's love. A Mad Love and a Shameless Audacity brings a message of encouragement for readers who feel alone in their struggles and a bracing challenge for those who are willing to believe in Christ as Savior: to accept that our identity in Christ - not the picture we've had of ourselves in the past - is who we truly are now.From Andrew "Roo" Burnett, Ph.D. Pastor

A Mad Love and a Shameless Audacity

Ryan, Brandon

Self-Help

What does the grace of God look like?\nOriginally a sermon series preached by Pastor Wade Burleson at Emmanuel Enid in Enid, OK, The Face of Grace: Knowing & Living True Grace gives readers an in-depth look at what living out the doctrines of grace actually looks like - if it had a face. Burleson argues that until you are captivated by God's amazing grace, it will be impossible to show grace to others.\nThe Face of Grace is designed to help you recognize God's grace and then empower you to live real grace in your relationships with others.\n"Grace puts its hand on the boasting mouth and shuts it once and for all." 
Charles Spurgeon\n"Your worst days are never so bad that you are beyond the reach of God's grace and your best days are never so good that you are beyond the need of God's grace." 
Jerry Bridges\n"Grace comes into the soul like the morning sun into the world. First a dawning, then a light, and at last the sun in its full and excellent brightness" 
Thomas Adams

The Face of Grace: Knowing and Living True Grace

Burleson, Wade

Who are you? What would you say? What would others say? The term "identity" is somewhat of a buzzword in modern culture. Everyone is either trying to find theirs, embrace theirs, or change theirs. Too often, however, we are taught to pursue all the wrong things when it comes to identity. For Christians who enter this special society of believers we call the Church, our identity, unlike how the world sees it, does not come from within, but comes from beyond us. Christian identity is ultimately rooted in Jesus Christ. Jesus transforms who we are. But what does it mean to have your identity rooted in Christ? Jake Doberenz covers seven key aspects of Christian identity. Each element starts with an affirmation of who we aren't-identities we sometimes pursue to an extreme because culture, our hearts, or even the church convince us to. Then each of these false pursuits is transformed into an identity that Christ-honoring and life-giving. In the Christian community, we are called to embracing aspects of these seven Christian identities to fully live the life Jesus designed us to live. So the most important answer to the question of who you are is this: Who does God say you are?

Who We Are: Seven Christian Identities to Shape Your Life

Politics & Social Sciences

Doberenz, Jake

Anthropology

Young people are leaving the faith in record numbers and at a record speed.\nOne of the reasons is the issue of origins. Many young people view Christianity as anti-scientific. They are also turned off by the evolution vs. creation debate.\nIn a book written for high school students, Professor of Science & Religion Denis O. Lamoureux offers various ways to develop a positive and productive relationship between Christian faith and modern science. He also shares his story of losing his faith as a young person, and later returning to the Lord. His approach to origins is ideal for developing critical thinking skills and for honoring Jesus' command in Matthew 22:37:\n"Love the Lord your God with all your mind."

Beyond the Evolution vs. Creation Debate

We Live in a Crucial Time in Church History Christians Must Hold Themselves Accountable We are living in a time where relationships and marriages are being destroyed. The divorce rate is at an all time high of 61 %, and no one takes the marriage covenant that they make with God seriously anymore. We have become so immersed in technology that heart-to-heart communication seems like a thing of the past. The point of this journal is to start taking an inventory of yourself: your thoughts, feelings, words, actions, and attitudes toward yourself and others. This journal is designed to move you toward Christ and others on a daily basis. It is designed to bring more love and joy into your life and to enhance your relationships and human connections. This journal is not about beating yourself up or about striving for perfection. This journal is about listening to the voice of the Holy Spirit so that you love yourself and others more on a daily basis. It is designed to help you face your deepest fears about yourself and to do the much-needed emotional and soul wound work that you need to get yourself out of the way so the Spirit can lead the way. This journal is about getting your act together and holding yourself accountable to the Spirit within.

Get Your Act Together: 30-Day Accountability Journal

Tierney, Jeffrey T

Daniel is one of the most complicated books in the Bible.Being a self-proclaimed “Daniel addict,” theologian Samuel M. Frost uses decades of study in Scripture, including studies in the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek, to break down this complex, yet important book of the Bible. Full of symbols and imagery often misinterpreted, misappropriated, and misapplied, Daniel needs to be simplified as much as possible.\nWith a simple, straightforward approach, and using his own easily accessible translation and personal commentary notes, Frost presents Daniel in its context so modern readers can grasp its purpose and enjoy its beauty without being bogged down by footnotes and cross references, all while growing in their knowledge of Scripture and faith in God. 
Review"The book of Daniel has a reputation of being difficult and sometimes inscrutable. Sam Frost writes a concise, easily-read meditation on the text that incorporates scholarship without being complex, and brings a contagious passion for the spiritual lessons beyond the prophecies. He will challenge your assumptions to see the unity of Daniel’s message in a way you may not have considered before. This book is solidly written, informed, and scholarly, yet not too academic. It's very readable for any serious Bible student." 
Brian Godawa. Author, Screenwriter (To End All Wars)

Daniel Unplugged: A Commentary & Translation

Frost, Samuel M.

An Original and Profound Experience with the Old Testament\nWith The Hebrew Scriptures, McGahan Publishing House presents an original and profound reading experience of the Old Testament that is focused on the writers’ literary artistry that shaped the theological messages.\nThe book’s revised order, aligned to the long-standing traditional order of the Hebrew Bible, also has important implications for interpreting the Hebrew Scriptures as a whole.\nThere are four major introductions – the Hebrew Scriptures, the Torah, the Prophets, and the Writings. Each book in the scriptures also has its own introduction. Each introduction is written by a prominent scholar in the Old Testament and Hebrew. The goal for each introduction is to orient the reader toward matters such as basic background, the material covered, literary movement and shaping, and the theological purpose of the book or sections.\nThis project will be beneficial for any Christian wishing to fully understand the Old Testament’s purpose and usefulness. This volume will be a great resource for a layperson, college and seminary students, ministers – anyone who has a desire to learn about the ancient writings of the Hebrew Scriptures.\nFeatures:\n- The trusted Christian Standard Bible® translation 
- The arrangement of the books follows the long-standing traditional order of the Hebrew Bible 
- Verse numbers have been removed, with chapters only, line numbers in lieu of verses, and a single-column format 
- 39 introductions written by 34 Old Testament scholars from across the globe 
- Notable contributors include Nancy L. deClaissé-Walford, Stephen Dempster, John Goldingay, Tremper Longman, Brent Strawn, and more.

The Hebrew Scriptures

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Inmillennialism: Redefining the Last Days

The Bible & Ancient Science: Principles of Interpretation

Inmillennialism: Redefining the Last Days

A Mad Love and a Shameless Audacity

The Face of Grace: Knowing and Living True Grace

Who We Are: Seven Christian Identities to Shape Your Life

Beyond the Evolution vs. Creation Debate

Get Your Act Together: 30-Day Accountability Journal

Daniel Unplugged: A Commentary & Translation

The Hebrew Scriptures