Your Pocket Guide to Eschatology

Introducing Jason's brand new series: Jumpstart Theology! Each pocket guide will feature a different theological topic in which Jason clearly lays out what that topic or doctrine is, the varying viewpoints, and resources for learning more.

While Jason holds to distinct theological positions (and will tell you what positions he holds), he is writing each Jumpstart guide to be an introduction to the topic. While studying these topics deeply himself, he found it frustrating that there were no simple introduction books on these topics. 

Yes, there are introductory books on these topics that hold to varying view points. But what if you want to approach the topic of eschatology as a beginner? What if you would like an overview of all the viewpoints and how they differ from each other. What if you want a high level overview (that is very conversational and easy to read) so you can begin to study this topic? That's exactly what these Jumpstart guides are for! 

While presenting each view as unbiasedly as he can, Jason will also point you to fantastic resources for each view for further study yourself. Jason is taking years of study and from reading hundreds of books to distill all the info into very easy-to-read, beginner guides! Great for entire families to read together and for teens even to read on their own. 

Your Pocket Guide to Eschatology

Few topics stir as much interest, or confusion, among Christians as eschatology, the study of the “last things.” For some, it brings to mind charts, timelines, and endless debates; for others, it feels distant or unimportant. But the truth is, every believer already has an eschatology. Each time you pray “Your kingdom come” or think about Christ’s return, you are expressing it.

Your Pocket Guide to Eschatology offers a clear and approachable overview of the major perspectives Christians have held about the end times. You’ll learn about the four main approaches to prophecy (Futurist, Historicist, Idealist, and Partial Preterist) as well as the four millennial views (Dispensational Premillennialism, Historic Premillennialism, Amillennialism, and Postmillennialism).

This guide will help you see how Scripture’s promises unfold, how faithful Christians have wrestled with these questions, and how eschatology shapes our hope, mission, and daily discipleship. With clarity and humility, it invites you to study with an open Bible and heart, because thinking carefully about the future is not about speculation, it’s about strengthening your faith in the One who will make all things new