The Kingdom came with the King. Or did it?
In an era saturated with rapture fever, end-times speculation, and prophetic date-setting, most of the Church has lost sight of what Jesus actually preached: the Gospel of the Kingdom. And that loss, Pastor Rusty Thomas argues, has come with a cost.
When the Kingdom makes a bold, biblically rooted case that the Kingdom of God was inaugurated by Christ at His first coming. It is actively advancing through the Gospel today and is destined to triumph over every kingdom of men in time and history. God's Kingdom will never be destroyed.
Drawing on decades of ministry, cultural engagement, and frontline battle for life and justice, Thomas reveals the failed predictions of dispensationalism, recovers the covenantal eschatology of the Reformers and America's founding generation, and calls the Church to stop waiting for rescue -- and start advancing the Kingdom to rescue.
If you've ever felt defeated by the culture, paralyzed by pessimism, or unsure whether your life is of value for future generations, this book will reset your calendar and refire your convictions. The King is reigning. His enemies are being made His footstool. The question is: will the Church act on that belief?
