Reformed Baptist amillenarian Dr. Samuel Waldron is responding to Horner in a series of blog posts here. From what I gather he also is set to publish a book in response to arguments like those of Horner and MacArthur.

I concur with the remarks on the blog about Horner's sharp invectives and repeating the same things over and over, which are probably the main reasons why I haven't yet finished the book. I also agree with Dr. Waldron that Horner is essentially a dispensationalist whether he is pretrib or not. He criticizes many historic premils like Ladd for not having a sharp enough distinction between Israel and the church. In later posts I think he is going to address whether Horner is correct to identify with Spurgeon, Ryle, Bonar, etc.

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Chris
Member at Grace Community Baptist Church, Mandeville, LA

Beware of a religion without holdfasts. But if I get a grip upon a doctrine they call me a bigot. Let them do so. Bigotry is a hateful thing, and yet that which is now abused as bigotry is a great virtue, and greatly needed in these frivolous times. I have been inclined lately to start a new denomination, and call it "the Church of the Bigoted." Spurgeon