Christ's Prophetic Plans sets out the case for futuristic premillennialism in brief. John MacArthur, Richard Mayhue and Nathan Busenitz argue that a consistent reading of the Old Testament promises to Israel, of the Olivet Discourse and of Revelation 20 yields a literal thousand-year reign of Christ following His return, and they address the amillennial and postmillennial alternatives directly, together with the question of why a Calvinist should be premillennial.

The book is a primer rather than an exhaustive treatment, which makes it a good starting point for readers wanting to understand the position before tackling longer works. It suits believers sorting through millennial views, church leaders teaching eschatology, and anyone curious why the position is held by those who are otherwise thoroughly Reformed. 313 g, 220 pages.