Christian Essentials

For decades, Third Millennium Ministries has been working to make a high-quality, orthodox theological education possible for anyone. Its master’s-level course materials are written in accessible language, vetted by evangelical scholars, and used by seminaries, Bible colleges, churches, and mission organizations around the world. Now this established curricula is available in book form—an ideal resource for any student of theology, formal or informal.

Praise for the Christian Essentials Series

“The Christian Essentials series provides a wonderful service to the church of the Lord Jesus Christ. It is theologically rich without being dense. Scholars, pastors, and laypersons will find these works immensely valuable.”

—Daniel Akin, President, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary 

“Third Millennium Ministries has pulled together an exceptional team of pastors, theologians, and Bible scholars to write a biblically sound, theologically informed, practically oriented curriculum for personal study and for use in schools and churches. Now available in book form for the first time, this series will help bi-vocational pastors, Bible study leaders, youth directors, college and high school students, and many others to further their theological education in the tradition of the Reformation.”

—Philip Ryken, President, Wheaton College 

“Third Millennium’s theological resources explain complex theology in terms anyone can understand. I am happy to see these volumes appear in print for the first time. They are suitable for pastors, students, and laypeople—anyone who seeks to understand the coherent teaching of the Bible and why it matters today.”

—Brandon Crowe, Professor of New Testament, Westminster Theological Seminary 

“Third Millennium’s books stand in the great tradition of orthodox Christianity. They are grounded in Scripture, they rest on the work of godly experts, and they will prove beneficial for church leaders and disciples alike. These works will serve God’s people worldwide for many years.”

—Dan Doriani, Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology, Covenant Theological Seminary