Inmillennialism

<h1><strong>Are we living in the last days?</strong></h1><p><br></p><h2>Church history is divided on this important Christian doctrine.</h2><p>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 <em>piecemeal </em>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.</p><p><br></p><p>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.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>FINALIST</strong>: 2021 Southern Christian Writers' Conference (SCWC) Notable Book Award- Nonfiction</p>