We are living in a paradoxical moment. Never has humanity possessed more technology, information, and comfort—yet never have so many people felt exhausted, anxious, and uncertain about the future. Anxiety disorders are rising, trust in institutions is declining, and many young people openly question whether tomorrow will be better than today.
Yet beneath this cultural fatigue, something unexpected is happening. Across campuses, churches, and online communities, there is renewed curiosity about faith—particularly about Jesus. What appears on the surface as generational disillusionment may actually be the beginning of generational renewal.
Science, history, and Scripture—often treated as competing. . .
