What the Church Should Know - Lessons From an Outlaw Biker

by Roger Bennett

First published 2013

Bennett places readers inside two seemingly opposite worlds. The protagonist moves between the raw brotherhood of motorcycle clubs and the polished halls of modern churches. He discovers unexpected parallels between these communities. Both groups follow codes of loyalty. Both create tight bonds among members. Both demand sacrifice from those who belong. The central tension emerges as Bennett examines which lifestyle truly embodies the radical commitment that faith demands. Outlaw bikers live by absolute devotion to their brotherhood, often at great personal cost. Church members gather weekly but rarely risk anything substantial for their beliefs. The protagonist wrestles with this contradiction throughout his journey. Bennett forces readers to confront uncomfortable questions about authentic community and genuine sacrifice. The emotional core centers on what it means to live with total commitment to something greater than yourself.

Genres: fiction, literary-fiction, christian-fiction, contemporary

Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: fish-out-of-water, found-family

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