Michael J. Vlach

Discontinuity to Continuity

Theology

“Those interested in evangelical theology are usually aware of dispensationalism and covenant theology and, in more recent years, progressive covenantalism and Christian reconstructionism. But understanding the nuances of these systems and how they relate to each other often has been elusive. Fortunately, Benjamin Merkle has offered a helpful and concise explanation and comparison of each of these views. While admitting he has his own perspective, Merkle fairly presents each of the systems and uses many primary sources in doing so. This contributes to scholarly discussion by allowing a fair side-by-side look at each of the various positions.”

One Thousand Years with Jesus

Theology

“More than any book I have seen, in this book Ervin explains the details of what Jesus' coming earthly millennial reign will be like. By giving justice to what both the Old and New Testaments teach on this important issue, Ervin offers a biblical and exciting picture of the millennium. If one wants to contemplate Jesus' kingdom from a consistent hermeneutic without layers of spiritualization and reinterpretation that so often plague this topic, this is the book to get!”

The Multinational Kingdom in Isaiah

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The role of diverse and distinct nations in the coming kingdom of God has been a blind spot in Christian theology. Andrew Kim fills the gap by showing how God’s plans involve nations as national entities with implications for ethnicities and territories. He does this through looking at the place of nations in the kingdom as explained by Isaiah.”