This book analyzes Progressive Dispensationalism, points out its problems and defends traditional dispensationalism.  It is highly recommended.

The chapters are as follows:

Foreward by Dr. John  C. Whitcomb

Introduction:  "History of Dispensationalism" by Ron J. Bigalke Jr. and Thomas D. Ice

Chapter 1:  "The Hermeneutics of Progressive Dispensationalism" by Robert L. Thomas

Chapter 2:  "The Relationship Between Covenants and Dispensations" by Ron J. Bigalke Jr. and Mal Couch

Chapter 3:  "The Abrahamic Covenant" by Ron J. Bigalke, Jr.

Chapter 4:  "The Land Covenant" by Arnold G. Fruchtenbaum

Chapter 5:  "The Davidic Covenant" by Thomas H. Cragoe

Chapter 6:  "The New Covenant" by Stephen R. Lewis

Chapter 7:  "The Kingdoms in Dispensationalism" by David Criswell

Chapter 8:  "Development or Departure?" by George Zeller

Chapter 9:  "Contingency of the Davidic Reign" by Ron J. Bigalke Jr. and George Gunn

Chapter 10:  "The Church Dispensation and the 'Times of Refreshing' " by Mal Couch

Chapter 11:  "Prophetic Postponement in Daniel 9:24-27" by Randall Price

Chapter 12:  "Progressive Dispensationalism and Cessationism" by Bruce A. Baker

Chapter 13:  "Does Progressive Dispensationalism Teach a Posttribulational Rapture?"  by John Brumett

Chapter 14:  "Interpretation Regarding the Millennium and the Eternal State" by an anonymous author

Chapter 15:  "Dangers of Progressive Dispensationalism to Premillennial Theology" by Wayne House

Chapter 16:  "Is Progressive Dispensationalism Really Dispensational?"  by Bruce A. Baker

The book, unfortunately, is expensive.  It lists for $53.00.  Amazon offers it for $45.70.  Perhaps through an internet search one can find it for less.