INTRODUCING YOU TO THE WRITINGS OF THE EARLIEST FOLLOWERS OF JESUS
You deserve to know the values and beliefs of Christians of the first 300 years of our faith. Their simple and serious approach to the words of Jesus have radically changed my life for the better, and I am confident they will have the same effect on you. It would be an honor to serve you, so feel free to CONTACT ME about any questions you have.
-Phil
Please check out my YouTube page to see many live acoustic performances of original songs and covers.
My new book, “The Faith Once Delivered Volume 1: 50 Days with the Disciples of the Apostles“
You can find paperback and digital forms on Amazon and other distributors.
Or, download a free pdf version: Faith Once Delivered Vol. 1
My third book, “The Final Abominable Temple.“
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Or, download a free pdf version: The Final Abominable Temple Full
My second book, “Faithful Witness: The Early Church’s Theology of Martyrdom.”
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Or, download a free pdf version: Faithful Witness Full.
My first book, “NEW: Wineskins & the Simple Words of Christ.”
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Or, download a free pdf version: New Wineskins & the Simple Words of Christ
When I think of the contribution of Pastor and Author Phil Baker, I think of his focus on “God as the Goal!” His message through his first book and literary contribution to the world is not success which is temporal, money which can distract, or the pursuit of mirages which are counterfeit locals of fulfillment. His message is the mandatory need for GOD and GOD ALONE!! To assure his readers get that truth, a transparent pursuit of God is shared as our utmost necessity in life now & life eternal, illustrated by many destructive personal lifestyles (wineskins) that prevent us from embracing Him as we should. Join Phil Baker on this pilgrimage to live for what matters most. You’ll be glad you did!
Jesus delivered revolutionary teaching by asking great questions. In that same spirit, Phil is asking questions that modern Evangelicalism desperately needs to be asking. The beauty of “New” is that it takes us back to ideas that are very old to bring biblical perspective to modern theological debates. It is refreshing to dive into the ancient Hebrew and Bible texts and also the writings of the earliest church fathers. Regardless of where you stand theologically, “New” is a helpful experience to process not only what you believe but why you believe it. As you dig in, you might find that familiar traditions and beliefs are actually old wineskins in need of bursting. “New” journeys through Phil’s own questions of spirituality and faith, and it is a refreshingly honest narrative of pursuing the fullness of Christ.
Phil Baker 