This fifteen-lesson group or self-study series on MILLENNIUM MADNESS is part two of a two volume series on eschatology. This study guide covers the following topics: Introduction to Millennialism, Dispensational Premillennialism, Historic Premillennialism, Postmillennialism, Amillennialism, Eschatology, Prophecy, Apocalyptic, Interpretation Terms and Issues, Christian Zionism, The Rapture and Antichrist, The Great Tribulation and Battle of Armageddon, The Kingdom of God and Reign of Christ, Revelation 20:1-3: The Binding of Satan, and Revelation 20:4-6: Summary on the Millennium. These topics cover what I refer to as the eschatology of history, as opposed to the eschatology of the individual. The former is what many contemporary books on eschatology tend to focus on. While there is some overlap, my purpose for writing this book was to make that distinction because many books do not clarify the differences between what the Bible says about history versus what it says about the afterlife of the individual. This volume seeks to do that. Additionally, there are questions for discussion, crossword and word search puzzles at the end of each chapter to facilitate group discussion and review of the material. This study guide assumes no prior knowledge of the Bible or any specific religious background. It does assume that the participant has an interest in learning these important Biblical, historical, and doctrinal truths in order to grow in their faith. I call it a Bible literacy study guide because it provides a baseline literacy on these topics. This is an ongoing project that is updated when necessary. This study guide is suitable for small groups, Sunday-school classes, or personal enrichment. There is a need for these fundamental biblical and historical teachings in the church today. They complement the study of the Bible text by providing an overall view of the subject. New believers need to understand and learn many of these basic teachings before they can properly understand exegetical/expository studies. Many seasoned believers in the body may also lack the teaching in these areas and would benefit from them.