Praise for You Lost Me The next generation is leaving institutional Christianity, but they are drawn to movements of God that invest in relational discipleship. Finally, you can find hope in all that God is doing among young disciples today. Enter the world of resilient young adult Christians and learn how they are sustaining faith. In Faith for Exiles, the author of unChristian and You Lost Me unveils major new Barna research that uncovers whats working-five practices that contribute to resilience. Yet whats going right? In fact, signs of hope are springing up all around. Its easy to become discouraged by all thats going wrong when it comes to Christianity and the emerging generation. Barna president David Kinnaman teams up with former executive director of Youth Specialties Mark Matlock to help you: - Make sense of chaotic cultural changes and respond with compassion to the next generation of believers - Recognize the biblical concept of exile as an essential framework for following Christ today - Discover five research-based practices that cultivate faithfulness in digital Babylon - Prepare young Christians to be on mission with Jesus in the world - Empower Jesus followers of all ages to thrive in our current exile From the Back Cover Discover whats working and find hope. Faith for Exiles reveals findings from a groundbreaking three-year research study of young Christians whose faith remains resilient even in exile. Caught Between Cultures In a world where always-connected smart devices and search algorithms educate and entertain, digital Babylon is the new context for discipleship.

Its easy to get discouraged by all thats going wrong when it comes to Christianity and the emerging generation.

Book Synopsis Discover Whats Working and Find Hope Negative perceptions.

About the Book Drawing from groundbreaking research and never-before-released data, president of Barna Group and former executive director of Youth Specialties reveal why the church is still necessary and perfectly equipped to meet young peoples deepest desires, offering five surprising practices with the power to cultivate resilient faith in the next generation.

UnChristian by David Kinnaman