Church and Israel After Christendom explores how the relationship between Christians and Jews can be re-imagined in a world no longer shaped by traditional Christendom. Scott Bader-Saye examines what it means for the Church to rediscover its identity in relation to Israel—honoring the enduring covenant of the Jewish people while confronting the legacy of supersessionism. Thoughtful, balanced, and theologically rich, this book invites readers into a renewed understanding of how Christians and Jews can relate faithfully within God’s continuing story.