The Redeemer’s Return

An extraordinary study in contrasts, A.W. Pink in The Redeemer’s Return discusses Christ’s need to return and the signs heralding it. At His first humble appearing, Christ was despised and rejected, even paying tribute to Cesar; however, at His jubilant second coming every knee shall bow and every tongue will confess Him as King of Kings! The "dead in Christ" will rise, while those alive in Him will be changed, like Him. Rewards and recognition will be given. Pink stokes the fires of eager expectation that marked the early church, which are growing so alarmingly cold today.