Amillennialism...

EDIT: I pressed "post" too soon.

John, there are a few resources in Logos which approach Revelation from an Amillenial standpoint.  A couple introductory volume's I would recommend:

Revelation's Rhapsody-- This is on 50% sale right now.  This is not specifically about the millenial reign, but Dr. Lowery has written this volume as a guide on how to approach Revelation, looking at things like Revelation's sources (OT imagery, for one), Structure, and Symbolism.  This book will help you understand an approach that will lead to an Amillenial position (thought amillenialists don't like that term.  "Realized Millenium" is another way they refer to the "current reign").  He has some helpful charts on structure and good illustrations on symbolism, and how they affect Revelation.  Also a good bibliography (but one that is not at all purely amillenialist).

Michael Wilcock's Commentary in the BST series--I have been using this for my current series in Revelation.  Wilcock is simple and clear in his presentation, and overall, I think "irenic" in his presentation.  He really doesn't bash other views, even though he might reveal why he thinks another view (for instance, historicist or dispensationalist) might not represent (in his view) the Biblical text as fully as his position.  When I looked at his section on the millenium he listed 3 or 4 of the major approaches along with what he thought was that approaches strength, and perhaps the motive that drives that approach.  Overall, I thought he was balanced, albeit tilted in favor of his view.  At least he didn't blast them for being unBiblical, etc, as I have seen others (from all traditions) do.  I just picked up this nice little series during the Black Friday sale.  Perhaps your friendly Logos person will give you a great deal on it as well.

Some of the amillenial authors with commentaries on Logos are: Leon Morris (Tyndale), Swete, Lowery, Wilcock, and Beale.  The latter is recognized as the most thoroughly presented work for amillenialism.  He can be found int he NIGTC series (Revelation) and the Commentary on the NT use of the OT.

Other works not in logos:

William Hendrickson's "More than Conquerors" commentary on Revealtion writeen in the 30's but seen as a standard work (brief, but a catalyst to many other thinkers)

Reversed Thunder, by Eugen Peterson.  He is a master of metaphor and while strictly speaking is not a commentary, he goes through each section of Revelation to show how God has the "Last Word" on everything (scripture, worship, church, evil, politics, heaven, etc).  His hermeneutic leads to amillenialism.

The Millennial Maze by Stanley Grenz (IVP).  His contribution attempts to show the practical outworking in life and ministry of each view.

Other helpful books (and there are many) are in the "4/5 Views" type of sets (Meaning of the Millenium by Clouse and Clouse, eg) those are helpful to see how a proponent presents their view, and then how those opposed differ, and why (in the responses by the other contributors)

Thanks guys!

I have many books on it I just dont know where to start. Ive read a few systematic theology books (Grudem & Erickson) on the position but was just looking for some suggestions on what others are reading. 

Dan, 

We should meet up one of these days. I live in Howell, MI. Right down I-96. Thanks for the help!

 

John, yeah, I agree.  I knew you were close by.  In the very least, if you want, fb me on this.  I am not an expert by any means, but I am working my way through it and discussion only helps me think through things.  PS.  Did you see my longer edit above?  (i had pused "post" after only linking those two books, but had not added all the other thoughts and suggestions yet)