What will the generation after you actually know about God?Judges 2:10 records one of the most sobering sentences in Scripture: a generation arose that knew not the Lord, nor the works He had done. They had the land, the cities, every institutional advantage their fathers never had. What they did not have was the God their fathers walked with.In Working the Next Generation to Keep the Commission, Bishop N. A. Tackie Yarboi traces this pattern from the wilderness of Sinai to the modern church, and calls this generation to interrupt it before it repeats again. Moving past nostalgia into the practical work of transmission, he shows what must actually be passed on, how drift happens one small compromise at a time, and what it looks like when a commission is not merely inherited but picked up and put to immediate use, the way Elisha picked up the fallen mantle at the Jordan.Inside, you will discover:• The three-generation pattern in Judges repeating itself in churches and families today• The four things that must be transmitted, and the counterfeits that pass for them• The four invisible stages of spiritual drift, and how to interrupt each one• Six proven strategies for intentional transmission, and what the church can never afford to loseFor pastors raising up a generation, parents who want their children to know God and not merely know about Him, and young leaders ready to make an inherited faith genuinely their own, this book is a call to keep the commission, and to make sure it does not stop with you.

What will the generation after you actually know about God?Judges 2:10 records one of the most sobering sentences in Scripture: a generation arose that knew not the Lord, nor the works He had done. They had the land, the cities, every institutional advantage their fathers never had. What they did not have was the God their fathers walked with.In Working the Next Generation to Keep the Commission, Bishop N. A. Tackie Yarboi traces this pattern from the wilderness of Sinai to the modern church, and calls this generation to interrupt it before it repeats again. Moving past nostalgia into the practical work of transmission, he shows what must actually be passed on, how drift happens one small compromise at a time, and what it looks like when a commission is not merely inherited but picked up and put to immediate use, the way Elisha picked up the fallen mantle at the Jordan.Inside, you will discover:• The three-generation pattern in Judges repeating itself in churches and families today• The four things that must be transmitted, and the counterfeits that pass for them• The four invisible stages of spiritual drift, and how to interrupt each one• Six proven strategies for intentional transmission, and what the church can never afford to loseFor pastors raising up a generation, parents who want their children to know God and not merely know about Him, and young leaders ready to make an inherited faith genuinely their own, this book is a call to keep the commission, and to make sure it does not stop with you.

What will the generation after you actually know about God?Judges 2:10 records one of the most sobering sentences in Scripture: a generation arose that knew not the Lord, nor the works He had done. They had the land, the cities, every institutional advantage their fathers never had. What they did not have was the God their fathers walked with.In Working the Next Generation to Keep the Commission, Bishop N. A. Tackie Yarboi traces this pattern from the wilderness of Sinai to the modern church, and calls this generation to interrupt it before it repeats again. Moving past nostalgia into the practical work of transmission, he shows what must actually be passed on, how drift happens one small compromise at a time, and what it looks like when a commission is not merely inherited but picked up and put to immediate use, the way Elisha picked up the fallen mantle at the Jordan.Inside, you will discover:• The three-generation pattern in Judges repeating itself in churches and families today• The four things that must be transmitted, and the counterfeits that pass for them• The four invisible stages of spiritual drift, and how to interrupt each one• Six proven strategies for intentional transmission, and what the church can never afford to loseFor pastors raising up a generation, parents who want their children to know God and not merely know about Him, and young leaders ready to make an inherited faith genuinely their own, this book is a call to keep the commission, and to make sure it does not stop with you.