Peter's question is our collective question when the world turns dim—when our world goes dark after shifting off the edge.

After surviving a faith crisis he did not expect, then a family crisis that sent him reeling, now he faces a crisis he wouldn't wish on his worst enemy. Leading to a whole host of questions about the nature of God—his character, his goodness, his intentions.

Picking up the story where A Rediscovered Faith left off a year later, J.A. Bouma weaves a fresh, insightful spiritual story of resonance and truth to help a new generation wrestle through deep questions of faith, life, and everything in between.

With shades of John Greene's coming of age novels, combined with the poignancy and insight of C.S. Lewis's Mere Christianity, it is a book he wished he'd had during a period in his life a decade ago when the world turned dark and God felt as far off as the stars.

Whether you are facing your own crisis and wonder if Christianity is still relevant to your world when it goes dark, or you know of someone else who is struggling themselves, discover along with Peter why the old, old story of Jesus and his love still matters. For him, his family, the Church—and for you.