Baptized into Christ: A Guide to the Christian Life

by Jordan B. Cooper

What has God called me to do?How do I love my neighbor?What is my identity?How does the Christian faith impact my daily life?These are among the many questions answered in this book. Throughout this work, Jordan Cooper writes about the essential aspects of how to live as God's child. He writes about the importance of the sacraments, the difference between God's commandments and promises, how to follow Jesus, the nature and purpose of Christian worship, and the different types of relationships that God has called us to. Through an explanation of Scripture, along with theological and practical application, Cooper teaches Christians how to live as those who have been baptized into Christ.

Genres: Theology, Christian, Nonfiction

167 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 13, 2016

About the author

Dr. Jordan B Cooper is an ordained Lutheran pastor, an adjunct professor of Systematic Theology, and a Ministry Fellow with Christian Union at Cornell University. He has authored several books, as well as theological articles in a variety of publications. He hosts the Just and Sinner Podcast, and is a frequent guest on many other podcasts. He lives in Ithaca, NY with his wife Lisa and their two boys: Jacen, and Ben.

Reviews

[Andrew Levesque]

A Great Summary of The Faith

As one outside the Lutheran tradition, gleaning inwards, this book provided a great summarization of Biblical Theology and Practical Application. I now understand better, those basic fundamentals at the heart of what separates the Lutheran faith from other protestant and reformation formed traditions.

[T.J. Ross]

An excellent introduction to the Christian faith from a Lutheran perspective.

[Manuel Marbun]

Cooper did it very good.

[Tony Lee Ross Jr.]

A good introduction into Lutheran theology and thought. On top of that, it has a broader application to the baptized Christian in general.

[David Fenske]

A beautiful little book.

[Chloe Morgan]

This was a very well written book explaining all the doctrines of Christian beliefs within the Lutheran Church! Gave a lot of insight, as someone who is not Lutheran.

[John Knox]

A good introduction to Lutheran theology and practice. Helpful for a layperson, both Lutheran and not, in understanding Lutheran thought and worldview. Limited by design, but a good resource.

[S. P. Machado]

The book that introduced me to Lutheranism. Beautiful and readworth.

[Scott Amante]

Fanatastic! Full review to come at TheReformedLibrary.com this week :)