High King of Heaven gathers essays on the person and work of Jesus Christ from a range of pastors and scholars, edited by John MacArthur. The volume moves across the Christology of the Old and New Testaments, the incarnation and the two natures, the atonement, the resurrection and ascension, the present reign of Christ, and the practical bearing of all this on preaching, worship and pastoral care. Contributors include Ligon Duncan and Abner Chou among others.

Because it is a multi-author volume, the chapters can be read selectively according to interest. It suits pastors, seminary students and serious readers wanting a broad treatment of Christology from a Reformed and expository standpoint, and it serves well as a reference on particular questions about the person of Christ.