Where the Cosmos itself is your deadliest adversary and reality isn't what it seems—dive into a Metaphysical Sci-Fi Thriller like no other.Stranded on an enigmatic world that's as stunning as it is deadly, a crew of interstellar explorers grapple with a reality where the laws of the universe are rewritten. As if the challenges of survival weren't enough, they find the very planet is out to kill them. A planet that narrates our story along with their late commander, who engages in e...

Something remarkable is happening across the Middle East. A counter-cultural gospel movement is growing disciples of Jesus deep within the heartland of Islam.Starting in Iran, a radical form of evangelism and discipleship, predominantly led by brand new believers, has begun to spread across Muslim majority nations. Author Phil Moore shares the first-hand stories of these courageous Middle Eastern Christians and compares them to the words of Jesus to his seventy-two...

A modern-day Prophet is assassinated and his body cryonically preserved. Two hundred years later he is brought back to life, into a world now ruled by his religion. Also alive at this time is his reincarnated self, unaware of his former existence and what destiny now has in store for him.This is the first book in the Lemniscate Legacy series – a future history, political thriller, love story, spiritual quest, speculative saga, and philosophical treatise. There is also a companion v...

The philosphy of the Prophet TobiasCompanion book to the novel, Return of the Prophet by Phil Moore

Soondie Slaton is joint owner of a thriving niche shop in the heart of SoHo, partnered with a business-savvy long-lost cousin who is more like a close-knit brother, surrounded by adoring and supportive friends, and the object of affection from the most desired girl from around the way. However, the world of young Soon Sun seems to be eclipsed in darkness. Or so he thinks… Granted, he has experienced his fair share of tragedies, however in recent times his life has been going well. Still, h...

The 1689 London Baptist Confession of faith.This ancient document is the most excellent epitome of the things most surely believed among us. It is not issued as an authoritative rule or code of faith, whereby you may be fettered, but as a means of edification in righteousness. It is an excellent, though not inspired, expression of the teaching of those Holy Scriptures by which all confessions are to be measured. We hold to the humbling truths of God's sovereign grace in the salvati...

John wrote his gospel to give us a ringside seat from which to watch the Galilean carpenter whose message changed the world. Mark writes to tell us WHAT Jesus did, and Matthew and Luke write to explain WHY Jesus did it, but John's main concern is to help us discover WHO Jesus is and what it means for us to follow him today.'Straight to the Heart of John', by popular Bible teacher and scholar Phil Moore, shoots a theological arrow through the Gospel of John, pluckin...

The apostle Paul wasn't a superhero. He just had God on the inside.In these letters to the churches which he planted, he tells us the secrets of his fruitful ministry. He shows us that the Gospel means that we can have God on the inside too. He doesn't tell us to admire his fruitfulness. He tells us how we can become like him.This series of devotional commentaries is now becoming well established. They allow readers to get to grips with the Bible one bite a...

When the Jews were carried off into exile in Babylon, most people assumed that it was the end of the story. In reality, God was just getting started. As senior figures in the Babylonian and Persian Empires, Daniel and Esther would discover that there is no foreign ground for God. Their faithful obedience would, in fact, lead their oppressive captors to faith in the God of Israel.God inspired the Bible for a reason. He wants you read it and let it change your life. ...

Luke is excited. As the only non-Jewish writer in the New Testament, he can hardly believe that God became a human, not just for Jewish boys like Peter and Paul, but for Gentiles just like him. His excitement about the Gospel is contagious, as he tells us, wide-eyed: All of this happened for you too.Want to explore Luke, but feel like you don't have the time? Straight to the Heart of Luke is a concise and bite-size approach to Bible study, giving you nuggets of inf...

We know better than to take all we see and hear at face value. We are taught to look for the story behind the story. That's what the writer of 1 and 2 Kings gave to the Jewish exiles in Babylon.His message breathed hope into their down-and-out nation and it still breathes hope into its readers' hearts today.Get ready for a revelation of the real meaning of history and of the power that is at work behind the headlines on the evening news. Get ready for God t...

Jesus of Nazareth sparked a massive revolution. A lot of people miss that fact. They are so used to the long-haired, blue-eyed, white-robed storybook Jesus that they imagine he was about as tame and domesticated as many of his churches today. But he wasn't. Jesus was a radical, dangerous revolutionary who made big waves and powerful enemies. He was not killed for preaching pithy parables, but because he claimed to be King.God inspired the Bible for a reason. He wan...