Book DescriptionWith all the discussion about the new millennium, many Christians have a renewed interest in learning about what will happen during the last days. In this book, Daniel J. Lewis interacts with the larger issues regarding the end times as he answers three crucial questions:
- Are we living in the last days?
- Should Christians try to predict Christ's return?
- What must Christians believe about the last days?
Offering a side-by-side comparison of the positions popular among evangelicals, Lewis provides an even-handed look at current end-times thought. Readers will appreciate the author's careful reasoning, his sound interpretations of biblical passages, and the brief glossary and bibliography.
This addition to the 3 Crucial Questions series is a helpful resource for pastors, professors, students, Sunday school teachers, and anyone interested in the last days.
"Dan Lewis's book . . . is a very fair presentation of different points of view with an eminently sensible conclusion." --I. Howard Marshall
"This is a book many pastors will gladly place in the hands of inquiring laypeople." --D. A. Carson
"Solid biblical guidance for all who look forward to Christ's return." --Donald G. Bloesch
Daniel J. Lewis is senior pastor of Troy Christian Chapel in Troy, Michigan. A former college professor he has authored over forty books on biblical themes and numerous articles, both scholarly and professional.
Contents
Glossary
Introduction
1 Are We in the Last Days?
2 Should Christians Try to Predict Christ's Return?
3 What Must Christians Believe about the Last Days?
Epilogue: Living in Light of the Lord's Return