God's Redemptive Plan was written to educate both young adults and inexperienced Christians on what God did to redeem fallen man and allow for a restoration of fellowship. More experienced Christians and those who are further along in their spiritual journey will probably find this book educational as well. Why? Because it simplifies the redemption story by describing who did what, when they did it, where it was done, and why it was done.
The Bible is loaded with many historical events, promises, prophecies (fulfilled and to be fulfilled), miracles, and judgments. God's Redemptive Plan links together many of the more well-known events in the Bible--like the fall of man in the Garden of Eden, the flood in the days of Noah, the Tower of Babel, God's call of Abram, the nation of Israel, the promise land, the birth and death of Christ on the cross, and the Church just to name a few, as well as a few of the lesser-known events--like Daniel's 70 weeks, the Times of the Gentiles, the Rapture, the Antichrist, and the Tribulation Period--into one focused theme ... Redemption You will see that these events, promises, and prophecies are not random, singular acts, but are connected events which reveal the plan God ordained to redeem man from his fallen state and restore him to fellowship through Jesus Christ.
It is a fascinating, compelling story of redemption for the ages ... literally ... from the time before man was created through the end times.