Kinnaman Outline #1 Literature & Language Research

You Lost Me: Book Outline
Kinnaman Outline #1
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Introduction: This section researches young adults between 18 to 29 years and reveals their church engagement realities. One's enthusiasm for their faith is strong when they are children all through their teenage lives. However, these children fail to uphold and maintain their discipleship when they become young adults. The author states that the public should evaluate the different types of dropouts and find a solution that will produce a faithful and God-fearing generation.
Thesis: This outline seeks to use Chapter One’s analysis to show the significance of caring for the young generation and building their Christian faith and knowledge of God.
I. Faith Interrupted
A. Looking for Clues  
1. Three realities that people should keep in mind.  
a. Teens are enthusiastic about their church engagement but fail to maintain their discipleship to adulthood.
b. The public should evaluate the different types of dropouts.
c. Dropouts constitute the main threats of disciple-making.  
2. The second step of the discovery process is to note that:
a. Teenagers comprise some of the most religious populations in America.
b. Young adults in their 20s are the least religious.
II. The Dropout Problem
A. Ways of being Lost
1. Nomads do not engage in the activities of the church but st...