Hadley Baker serves as the founding and lead pastor of City On A Hill Community Church in Northeast Dallas. He is a passionate communicator who does not shy away from speaking timeless truth to tough topics. Leveraging his unique blend of humor and candor, his teachings and writings offer hope and inspiration for the life battles that we all fight.
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Hadley’s new book
As someone who was helplessly enslaved to pornography for more than two decades, this compelling narrative exposes the horrors of addiction while also providing a pathway to recovery and renewal. Hadley confronts the stigmas and misconceptions surrounding this issue, offering a compassionate perspective that will empower those struggling and their loved ones. Filled with unwavering honesty, insightful wisdom, and humorous storytelling, No Longer a Slave is an indispensable companion for anyone touched by addiction.
what leaders are saying about Hadley's book and ministry
Hadley Baker is a powerful preacher and writer. His testimony is honest, humble, revealing, and inspiring. His book, No Longer a Slave, is a personal favorite of mine as Hadley shares the ugliness of a very common and devastating problem among non-Christians and Christians alike: pornography addiction. Through the pages of his life story, he offers hope and help found only in Christ and the truth of His Word. I recommend Hadley Baker to churches and men's ministries that want to confront the giant problem many Christians are silently struggling with--and struggling poorly.
When Hadley Baker spoke at our church, I later told someone that I thought it was the most powerful and impactful message that I had ever heard given at our church. He handled the sensitive subject with grace and clarity, and it impacted our congregation in a powerful way. I can’t recommend him coming to speak and his book enough, because I know that lives will be changed as a result of it!
Hadley Baker’s honest approach to pornography and sexual addiction, and finding freedom in Christ, brings into the light one of the most aggressive and pervasive challenges faced by the church today. His authenticity and sincere desire to see people set free brings down walls and gives real opportunity for healing. The testimony of Christ’s transformative power in Hadley’s life brings hope to people everywhere.