Kingdom Come: Cultural Confusion

An episode of the Faith & Culture podcast, hosted by Lake Ridge Bible Church, titled "Kingdom Come: Cultural Confusion " was published on February 18, 2024 and runs 53 minutes.

February 18, 2024 ·53m · Faith & Culture

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"Our Father, which art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy Kingdom Come, Thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven..." Thy Kingdom Come? What does that mean? What exactly are we praying for? And what exactly are we supposed to do about God's Kingdom on earth... here... now? How should I, as a Christian, relate to the culture around me? Retreat? Attack? Convert? Create? Avoid? Control? Redeem it? Condemn it? Welcome to "Kingdom Come". In the second episode of this series, the guys try to get a grip on what we mean by culture. What are all the areas of our lives and society that should be impacted by the Gospel and can be considered part of "culture"? How has the influence of sin and lies already corrupted many of these areas of our lives? How has Christianity influenced these parts of the human experience in the past and has the retreat of Christian influence in society been a blessing or a curse? Welcome to the conversation!

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"Our Father, which art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy Kingdom Come, Thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven..." Thy Kingdom Come? What does that mean? What exactly are we praying for? And what exactly are we supposed to do about God's Kingdom on earth... here... now? How should I, as a Christian, relate to the culture around me? Retreat? Attack? Convert? Create? Avoid? Control? Redeem it? Condemn it? Welcome to "Kingdom Come".

In the second episode of this series, the guys try to get a grip on what we mean by culture. What are all the areas of our lives and society that should be impacted by the Gospel and can be considered part of "culture"? How has the influence of sin and lies already corrupted many of these areas of our lives? How has Christianity influenced these parts of the human experience in the past and has the retreat of Christian influence in society been a blessing or a curse? Welcome to the conversation!

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