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The Book Nook: The Benedict Option

An episode of the Faith & Culture podcast, hosted by Lake Ridge Bible Church, titled "The Book Nook: The Benedict Option" was published on November 7, 2022 and runs 60 minutes.

November 7, 2022 ·60m · Faith & Culture

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In this month's episode we discuss the controversial bestseller by Rod Dreher, The Benedict Option. Dreher claims that the way forward might be the way back, and that the current church can learn from the lessons of medieval monks about how to build culture, thrive in community, and provide a counter-cultural witness to the power of the gospel. Does the church today need a refresh on how to build true fellowship and engage a hostile culture? Can the next key to community and missions be found in the monastery? How can Christians create homes and churches that develop a distinctly Christian culture? How are we passing the faith on to the next generation? When the church integrates with the world does it shine a light or just become like everyone else? Let this bold book make you uncomfortable and face hard ideas! Join us as we investigate The Benedict Option! The Book Nook series is dedicated to discussing books that matter. We think Christians have some reading to do if they want to stay informed and effective. The books we talk about, both fact and fiction, are important for helping us all think better and inspire our imaginations.

In this month's episode we discuss the controversial bestseller by Rod Dreher, The Benedict Option. Dreher claims that the way forward might be the way back, and that the current church can learn from the lessons of medieval monks about how to build culture, thrive in community, and provide a counter-cultural witness to the power of the gospel. Does the church today need a refresh on how to build true fellowship and engage a hostile culture? Can the next key to community and missions be found in the monastery? How can Christians create homes and churches that develop a distinctly Christian culture? How are we passing the faith on to the next generation? When the church integrates with the world does it shine a light or just become like everyone else? Let this bold book make you uncomfortable and face hard ideas! Join us as we investigate The Benedict Option!

The Book Nook series is dedicated to discussing books that matter. We think Christians have some reading to do if they want to stay informed and effective. The books we talk about, both fact and fiction, are important for helping us all think better and inspire our imaginations.

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