What happens after death? What does the Bible actually teach about resurrection, judgment, heaven, and hell? and how should the Christian hope of "last things" shape the way believers live now?

The Doctrine of Last Things is a biblical and pastoral exploration of Christian eschatology, drawn from a twenty-week lecture series delivered to Lone Oak First Baptist church. Written for thoughtful church members, teachers, and ministry leaders, this book presents the core teachings of Scripture on the end of the age with clarity, theological care, and pastoral restraint.

Rather than speculation or sensationalism, these lectures focus on the great certainties of the Christian faith: the return of Christ, the resurrection of the dead, final judgment, and the renewal of all things. Major eschatological questions are addressed with clarity and balance, helping readers understand where faithful Christians agree-and why they sometimes disagree-while keeping the gospel at the center.

Accessible without being simplistic and serious without being academic, The Doctrine of Last Things invites readers to live with confidence, endurance, and hope as those who belong to Christ and await the fulfillment of God's redemptive purposes.

This book is especially suited for personal study, small groups, church classes, and anyone seeking a clear, Scripture-shaped understanding of Christian hope.