Thine is the Kingdom, edited by Dr. Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr., lays the scriptural foundation for a Biblically-based, hope-filled postmillennial eschatology, while showing what it means to be postmillennial in the real world. This book is both an introduction to and defense of the eschatology of victory. Chapters include contemporary writers Keith A. Mathison, William O. Einwechter, Jeffrey Ventrella, and Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr., as well as chapters by giants of the faith Benjamin B. Warfield and J.A. Alexander. This work should prove immensely helpful for understanding and defending the postmillennial hope.

"Following the tradition of outstanding postmillennial theologians, Drs. Gentry, Mathison and others, have risen to the task of demonstrating the theological viability of postmillennialism over against premillennial and amillennial claims. They have not only met the challenge, but have successfully driven another nail in the coffin of last century's eschatology of pessimistic defeatism. A renewed hope in a victorious Christ will give the church a true vision of the Gospel that will transform the nations as we enter the Third Millennium"

--Dr. Kenneth Gary Talbot -- President, Whitetield Theological Seminary

"As a screenwriter involved in Hollywood, I find this book to be an inspiration and an encouragement for those of us who are actually trying to make a difference in the world outside of our enclaves of safe and comfortable Christianity. Gentry does a masterful job of blending exegesis with application, and past pioneers of victorious Christianity with present patrons of the same."

Brian Godawa -- Screenwriter/Author of Hollywood Worldviews: Watching Films With Wisdom and Discernment


Table of Contents Preface Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr. 1. A Summary Case for Postmillennialism Keith A. Mathison 2. Psalm 110 and the Postmillennial Hope William O. Einwechter 3. Jesus Christ the Propitiation for the Whole World Benjamin B. Warfield 4.Agony, Irony, and the Postmillennialist Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr. 5. Victory Belongs to the Lord Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr. 6. The End is Not Yet J. A. Alexander 7. Practicing Postmillennialism Jefferey A. Ventrella