Michael A. Rogers’ Inmillennialism: Redefining the Last Days presents a redemptive-historical proposal that seeks to reconfigure standard eschatological categories through sustained attention to the New Testament’s temporal framework. Writing as a pastor with an engineering background, Rogers develops a structured and internally coherent model that prioritizes logical consistency and textual integration. His theological trajectory was significantly shaped by his interaction with The Parousia by James Stuart Russell , a work that initially destabilized his assumptions but ultimately led him toward a more comprehensive synthesis of New Testament eschatology. The volume, approximately 330 pages in length, includes extensive appendices containing the Synoptic Olivet Discourses and other relevant texts, reinforcing Rogers’ commitment to grounding his argument directly in Scripture. The book is organized around six diagnostic questions used to evaluate major eschatological syste...