Gary DeMar and Peter J. Leithart expose Hal Lindsey’s false claim of the "anti-Semitic" nature of Christian Reconstruction. They argue, instead, that postmillennialism envisions a future conversion of the Jewish people.

Grade Level: Adult
Booklet, 68 pages

For many years, premillennial dispensationalist authors have been predicting that Armageddon is just around the corner. This book documents the false prophecies of those who were sure that the former Soviet empire was going to strike Israel and begin Armageddon. (Institute for Christian Economics)

Hardbound book, 274 pages

For many years, premillennial dispensationalist authors have been predicting that Armageddon is just around the corner. This book documents the false prophecies of those who were sure that the former Soviet empire was going to strike Israel and begin Armageddon. (Institute for Christian Economics)

Softbound book, 274 pages

This book by Ralph Smith presents an argument in favor of postmillenialism by contrasting it with premillenialism, and amillennialism, and ultimately by referencing Scripture. (Christian Liberty Press)

Book, 101 pages

Dr. Gary North presents readers with a biblical perspective of social theory. The issue of authority, sovereignty, law and punishments, and cultural progress are all covered in light of the millennial teachings presented in Scripture. (Institute for Christian Economics)

Book, 393 pages

Dr. Gary North takes dead aim with this book at the heart of dispensational teachings and exposes them as false in the light of Scripture and human history. Read this book to find out why dispensational theology has been forced to revise and remake its fundamental teachings in recent years, and how such confusion has harmed the Body of Christ. (Institute for Christian Economics)

Hardbound book, 246 pages

Dr. Gary North takes dead aim with this book at the heart of dispensational teachings and exposes them as false in the light of Scripture and human history. Read this book to find out why dispensational theology has been forced to revise and remake its fundamental teachings in recent years, and how such confusion has harmed the Body of Christ. (Institute for Christian Economics)

Softbound book, 246 pages