"Since its publication thirty years ago, I have used Peter's book in many different contexts-in men's and ladies Bible studies, as supplemental help for seminary students studying biblical theology, and as the ideal give-away book to anyone interested in an easy-to-access introduction to biblical eschatology. Now I can stop hoarding my old out-of-print copies and start giving this book away again."

Pastor Jeff Meyers, Providence Reformed Presbyterian Church in St. Louis, MO

"With great clarity and rigor, Peter Leithart helps us to grasp the political nature of all life, from breathing our prayers to signing petitions to watching for signs of spiritual maturity in Christian community. Kingdom, or as some have called it, 'empire, ' is not a hastily chosen idea by Jesus, nor was kingship in the Hebrew Scriptures. Leithart deftly integrates the political vision of Scripture with the return of the King and Judge. For those who struggle to see how Scripture teems with such themes, and for those who don't see its relevance, The Kingdom and the Power skillfully lights the path of biblical teaching. Compelling reading all the way through."

Dr. Dru Johnson, author of Human Rites: The Power of Rituals, Habits, and Sacraments, and co-host of the OnScript Podcast

"The Kingdom and the Power offers a solution to the fashionable and trendy trust in horses and chariots in the church today. It restores the place of the church to the status above other earthly institutions. But she is not glorious because of herself but because she was purchased with the blood of a great bridegroom. Leithart exhorts the church to be the church and to re-assert her role in society as the alternative city."

Rev. Dr. Uriesou Brito, Senior Pastor of Providence Church in Pensacola, Fl.