Christ's Spiritual Kingdom: A Defense of Reformed Amillennialism

by David J. Engelsma

Originally published as a series of articles in the Standard Bearer magazine, "Christ's Spiritual A Defense of Reformed Amillennialism" is a must read for those struggling with the "ill-winds" of the Christian Reconstruction Postmillennial and Dispensationalist Premillennial views being presented today. In clear and easily understood language, the author brings to focus the true meaning and implication of the often-used term "Kingdom of God". The truth of Scripture is logically and forthrightly presented against the falsehoods of the Dispensationalists, the Christian Reconstructionists, and the Theonomists prevalent in today's society and in much of the church world. The book leaves no doubt concerning the Reformed perspective of the end-times and the coming of Christ's heavenly kingdom.

158 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2001

Reviews

[Ronnie Nichols · Rating 5 out of 5]

I had to order this from overseas because apparently it is out of print in the US. Shipping time was remarkable and I got my copy in just over a week time. Don't waste your time trying to find a copy in the US. Order it straight from the publisher.

This is a very simple and direct explanation of amillennialism and proper refutation of the pre-mil and post-mil views of eschatology. Not as thorough and detailed as some I have read, but very much adequate to give one a good understanding of what is important about our understanding of the end times according to Scripture. Good stuff. You will not be disappointed.

[K B · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good coverage of postmillennialism