Joseph (Jody) Dillow went to Dallas Theological, and although ROTSK (Reign of the Servant Kings) is a long, hard read (700+ pages), he’s a colleague of many of the people you listed.....
Also, RT Kendall was referenced many many times in Jody Dillow’s book.
There are two chapters of the book here:
http://www.schoettlepublishing.com/bookpreviews/dillow/preview.htm
Joseph (Jody) Dillow went to Dallas Theological, and although ROTSK (Reign of the Servant Kings) is a long, hard read (700+ pages), he’s a colleague of many of the people you listed.....
Thanks for the information. As I don't know him, I can't say if his teachings fall into the Dispensationalist area or not. So, I'm saying this not even knowing where he's at, in regards to this.
But, from what I've determined -- is that anyone who cannot see the kind of theology in the Bible, which is labeled as "Dispensationalism" -- that puts them as a big question mark in my mind as to whether they can read the Bible right at all.... LOL...
I see that as a sort of quick "litmus test" to easily get an idea where a theologian is coming from. That doesn't cover all bases (of course not) but it's a quick and dirty test, if nothing else.... :-)
Do you know where he comes from in regards to Dispensationalism?