In my previous books, there are two topics I've purposefully avoided and one that I've regrettably misunderstood: Eschatology, Calvinism, and Theonomy, respectively. That being, I've avoided speaking about the end times. I've avoided talking about my honest opinions about God's sovereignty and how it relates to man's accountability. And I've misunderstood how Christianity is to relate to politics and governance. To which, I shall speak on all three in this book.
That being, I shall make the best argument I can for how the world is supposed to end. I shall make the best argument I can for what it means to be God's elect. I shall make the best argument I can for how the Kingdom of Heaven should affect the kingdoms of the earth at the present time. And lastly, I shall make the best argument I can to explain how all three subjects are intertwined with each other. Inasmuch, a cord of three strands is not easily broken.
More importantly, however, I hope to bring everyone who reads this book to a place of repentance, for one reason or another. Whether it's wrong arguments, or wrong attitudes, we're all guilty of sin in our lives in some form or fashion. Inasmuch, my main goal is to inspire people to love God and to love others, especially those within the household of God.
