Most Christians know they should understand what the whole Bible teaches about God, Christ, salvation, and the end times — but few have six months to work through a thousand-page systematic theology. Concise Systematic Theology was written to close that gap: a complete, doctrinally serious walk through all nine major branches of theology, condensed into a course any Sunday school class, small group, or individual reader can actually finish.
Written by Elder Dr. Mike Junmai Chen — a former Peking Union Medical College physician who survived the Cultural Revolution, rebuilt his career and his faith in the United States, and has spent over three decades training house church leaders across China — this book distills the standard evangelical systematic theology tradition into a single accessible volume, built on a Trinitarian, Bible-inerrant framework.
Covering Revelation, Scripture, the Nature of God, Humanity, Christology, the Holy Spirit, Salvation, the Church, and Eschatology, each section moves from foundational doctrine to practical application, with the biblical texts behind every claim laid out for easy reference. It's designed as a teachable curriculum first and a personal study second — equally useful behind a pulpit, in a classroom, or on a nightstand.
