Presents a comprehensive look at the arguments against, and the errors within, the progressive dispensationalist movement. Written by pastors, professors, and PhDs from across the country, this book serves as a useful resource tool for Bible students, scholars, and theologians navigating these complex issues.
The first book of its kind, Progressive Dispensationalism presents a comprehensive and collaborative look at the arguments against, and the errors within, the progressive dispensationalist movement. The authors begin with a history of dispensationalism and then provide detailed examinations of sixteen key issues, including the hermeneutics of progressive dispensationalism; the relationship between covenants and dispensations; the Abrahamic, Land, Davidic, and New Covenants; cessationism; and the dangers of progressive dispensationalism to premillennial theology.
