COMING NOVEMBER 2023
REDISCOVER YOUR FAITH AND REFILL YOUR INNER WELLS AS YOU JOURNEY THROUGH GENERATIONS OF FAITH.
In a soul-stirring and uniquely crafted exploration of contemporary Christianity, author Kayleon Dortch-Elliott surveys the intergenerational wells of faith passed down through the years, analyzing each generation's distinctive perspectives and practices.
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Dortch-Elliott opens our minds to the evolution of intergenerational faith by drawing insightful biblical parallels. The lives and legacies of the patriarchs of faith, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are explored astride three of the most prominent generations of our time. Readers are stimulated by an enlightening series of biblical symmetries structured into three major sections and designed to:
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Analyze how faith has evolved across the Baby Boomer, Generation X, and Millennial eras.
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Explore the intergenerational nature of our Christian faith and how this has shifted within increasingly modern contexts.
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Highlight cultural and societal changes wrestling against our faith and displacing our Christian identities.
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Understand how to unmask our self-crafted, broken wells and reconnect our faith to God's established biblical foundations.
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Develop a modern approach to engender strong faith within ourselves, each other, and upcoming generations.
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An invaluable resource for the modern Christian whose battle against contemporary pressures sometimes makes the weight of faith unbearable. It is Well: Generational Faith That Never Runs Dry uplifts you with God's everlasting grace, reconnecting your inner wells with the faith of our predecessors, our contemporaries, and the eternal promise of our heavenly Father.
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Whether on pages of a book or looseleaf paper, school assignments or office memos, notes in the margin are common. They personalize the reading experience, giving the reader a break from the perfectly formatted body of text to engage and consider portions of the text that are most important to them. Margins offer space for commentary, thoughts, questions, feedback, 'aha' moments, and more.
When it comes to faith, there is ample space in the margins.
I hope that this bi-weekly newsletter along with my published works will inspire you to pause and reflect in the margins of life and faith.
That you will take time to reflect, ponder, ask, and engage.
That your faith will extend beyond theory to an applied faith.
Because faith was never meant to be abstract.