Nowmillennial Dispensationalism
A Biblical Examination of the Millennium and the Kingdom of God
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About the Book
The topic of the millennial kingdom of Christ, though not as crucial as some Bible doctrines, is nevertheless an important teaching that affects many Scripture passages.
Nowmillennial Dispensationalism (a new term coined by the author) takes a fresh look at, and gives clear answers to, the millennial controversy that has many students of Bible prophecy confused and/or divided today.
This work is the result of much discussion, Bible study, and careful comparison of the various millennial views, with an objective evaluation of each side. In the end, the reader will be left to choose between only two possible views--Premillennialism and Nowmillennialism.
About the Author
Steve Urick was saved by believing the gospel of Christ at a Billy Graham Crusade in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1979. He later joined a Bible church, attended Moody Bible Institute, and studied theology and evangelism.
After doing various evangelistic outreaches for ten years, Steve formed Soul Seeker Tracts in 1989, a gospel and apologetics literature ministry that grounds Christians in the basics of Christianity and equips them for the work of evangelism and discipleship.
In 1999, Steve formed Gospel Press, an organization that publishes Christian literature. So far, tens-of-thousands of tracts and booklets have been sent across America and around the world.