Keep Faith Alive - Chancey, Dudley
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Will Our Faith Have Any Children? No matter your age, faith can be tough to define and even more difficult to quantify and measure. In the New Testament, the writer of Hebrews calls it an evidence of something unseen, and James the brother of Jesus explains that faith must have works or it is dead. So faith isn't something we can see, but it does produce results. Dudley Chancey believes every Christian should take an active role in cultivating their own faith and helping others, especially the young, to grow. Grounded in academic research, Keep Faith Alive offers a careful look at what today's…mehr

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Will Our Faith Have Any Children? No matter your age, faith can be tough to define and even more difficult to quantify and measure. In the New Testament, the writer of Hebrews calls it an evidence of something unseen, and James the brother of Jesus explains that faith must have works or it is dead. So faith isn't something we can see, but it does produce results. Dudley Chancey believes every Christian should take an active role in cultivating their own faith and helping others, especially the young, to grow. Grounded in academic research, Keep Faith Alive offers a careful look at what today's grandparents understand about faith and their role in society. He offers actionable steps for fostering a deep, lasting spiritual legacy. With a focus on storytelling, prayer, and practical advice, he equips grandparents to make a meaningful, intentional impact on their grandchildren's faith journeys, ensuring their lives are filled with purpose and spiritual richness.
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Dudley Chancey leads the Intergenerational Faith Center at Oklahoma Christian University. He served as a professor of youth and family ministry from 1998 to 2020, equipping a generation of pastors.