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Life together

Book • 1952

In 'Life Together,' Dietrich Bonhoeffer explores the practical and theological aspects of Christian community.

The book, written during his time at an underground seminary for the Confessing Church in Nazi Germany, emphasizes the importance of unity under Christ and the distinction between human and spiritual love.

It is divided into five chapters: Community, The Day with Others, The Day Alone, Ministry, and Confession and Communion.

Bonhoeffer stresses the need for balance between solitude and community, the importance of mutual confession and forgiveness, and the role of Christ as the foundation of Christian fellowship.

The book offers practical advice on living in Christian community, highlighting the need for truthful communication, humble hearts, and a commitment to serving one another.

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Mentioned in 13 episodes

Mentioned by

John Mark Comer

as one of the most famous books ever written about community.

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Community 04: What We Avoid in Community (featuring David Kim)

Mentioned by

Matt Whitman

in a conversation about books on Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

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203 - Is It Time for Bible 2.0?

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Albert Mohler

as a book that provides encouragement towards the life of a local church.

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Friday, December 6, 2024

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Dr. Joel Willitts

when discussing confession and the importance of vulnerability in relationships.

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A Raw Testimony from a Male Survivor

Mentioned by Parker Palmer as a book by Dietrich Bonhoeffer about community, which contains wisdom about paradox.

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#73 Enough of this Harrowing: Life Together on the Möbius Strip with author, educator and activist Parker Palmer

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Brant Himes

as books he had read before a biography.

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Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Discipleship (with Brant Himes)

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Greg Boyd

when discussing the significance of face-to-face community.

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#8: Greg Boyd Mixes It Up with Frank on the Kingdom

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Trevin Wax

, reminding us that as Christians, we bear the burdens of our brothers and sisters.

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No Renewal Without Resilience

Mentioned by Jon when quoting Bonhoeffer's "Life Together" on gratitude in community.

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S2 E15 Life Together??

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Mbonisi Malaba

as an author of "Life Together", a book on Christian community.

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The Praying Church - Vision Sunday 2 - Mbonisi M.

Mentioned by

Ben Lansing

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Dan Murata

throughout the podcast as a key figure in their discussion of faith and resistance during Nazi Germany.

Episode 28 - Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Pastor & Martyr

Mentioned by

Stephen Nichols

as a classic text reflecting Bonhoeffer's experiences at an underground seminary.

Life Together

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Lee C. Camp

when describing Bonhoeffer's views on community and visionary dreaming.

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Jim Beitler

as a book that unlocked his understanding of the Psalms and prayer.

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Mentioned by

Peter Ostapko

as a template for the gatherings at Kinsman and living out faith in community.

DA405 | Courageous Fatherhood, The Gift of Physical Touch, and Doing for One More Kid (Peter Ostapko)

Mentioned by

Cory Marsh

as a convicting book to read regarding what being a disciple looks like.

EP 36 | What Does It Truly Mean to be a Disciple?

Mentioned by

Rankin Wilbourne

in the context of stating that Christ is at the center.

Union with Christ with Rankin Wilbourne

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Josh White

as containing the idea that neglecting community is a thing because you never know when it will be taken away.

Part 12: The Church Triumphant

Mentioned by Ray Ortlund when talking about community and how Christians can help each other through hard times.

Ray Ortlund: Where Is God When We Are at Rock Bottom?

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Rich Villodas

when quoting Bonhoeffer about the need to be silent before and after hearing the word of God.

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