How To Keep it Real

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Praise for How to Keep It Real

How To Keep It Real is the spiritual pulse check Gen Z and Gen Alpha need. America’s youth is inundated with filtered falsehood of what is deemed “good.” Hall’s work brings this generation back to the question of “what does God say is good? And when God’s goodness is not ‘cool,’ how do I walk in faith anyway?” While the presentation varies from generation to generation, this book will show the struggles of today’s young believers do not differ from those who walked with Jesus himself, affirming that His grace is, in fact, sufficient. To those who might be leading young believers, let this book grow your curiosity for their questions. We just might have a nation of Jacobs on our hands who are bold enough to wrestle for a blessing.

—Josh and Paige Wetzel, authors of Beautifully Broken: An Unlikely Journey of Faith

As a teacher, Drew Hall understands better than most, the difficulties teens, and young adults face in today’s society. Few people understand how to instruct the next generation to “keep it real” better than Drew. In this book, he brilliantly relates the story of Peter’s failure, restoration, and renewed resolve to show the next generation that they can move beyond mistakes, live for Jesus, and “keep it real” so that others can see Christ through them. Drew pulls no punches as he thoughtfully writes of the sticky subjects facing today’s teens offering biblical principles to help them move forward with faithfulness and commitment in their walk with Christ. I recommend this book as a resource for parents, teachers, and youth pastors as they seek to help teens navigate this current cultural moment.

—Kevin Blackwell, PhD, DMin, Assistant to the President for Church Relations, Ministry Training Institute, Executive Director, Department of Christian Ministry

About the Author of How To Keep it Real:

Drew Alan Hall is a teacher and pastor in Gadsden, Alabama. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Jacksonville State University and a Master’s degree from Samford University. He has a passion for preaching and communicating the gospel. He loves Alabama football, Atlanta Braves baseball, and working out. He is married to his best friend, Gena. They have two daughters, Emory Kate and Sadie