Half Breed: Finding Unity in a Divided World

by LeTesha Wheeler

Overview

Are you trying to understand how to deal with the racial, social, and political divide within your family, friends, and community? Could there be a larger purpose for unity within race, creed, and color? Is it possible that those who are oppressed, discriminated and rejected hold the potential to unlock healing and reconciliation? There is a solution for the political, racial and social unrest in our country. Compelling, and insightful, Half Breed is filled with real-life experiences from the biracial author who shares the keys to uniting our divided nation. These personal encounters unveil the biblical truths of justice, walking in forgiveness, overcoming offense and embracing reconciliation. You will be challenged and equipped to carry out healing and hope in relationships and your sphere of influence.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781949709575
Publisher:	Printopya
Publication date:	10/08/2019
Pages:	200
Product dimensions:	5.90(w) x 8.90(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

LeTesha Wheeler is a passionate influencer, author and speaker whose greatest desire is to motivate others to walk in the fullness of their purpose, overcome fear, and stand strong in their faith despite life’s biggest obstacles. LeTesha’s life experiences and family heritage have fueled her voice for reconciliation within her local community and the nation. She married her kind husband, James, in 2003 and have two amazing teenage sons. LeTesha enjoys spending quality time cheering on their boys in their various sports, coaching track, serving in various roles in their home church and leading life changing events. 

Table of Contents

Foreword Will Ford III 5

Preface 11

Introduction 17

The Issue

1 The Half Breed 23

2 A Divided Nation 51

3 Reconciler 63

The Answer

4 The Good Samaritan 75

5 The Challenge 91

6 Renewed Unity 99

The Application

7 Examine The Heart 113

8 Overcoming Offense 129

9 Compassion 157

10 Relationships 165

11 The Responsibility Of The Church 177

12 Choosing Reconciliation 191

Conclusion: Next Steps 201

Author's Note 203