In an increasingly secular society, those who hold a biblical worldview are a shrinking minority. As the mainstream grows more hostile to the Bible's truths and to the people who embrace them, the pressure to soften or abandon those beliefs arrives from family, friends, media, academia and government at once.

Natasha Crain argues that the same conditions create abundant opportunity to stand for Christ and to be of use to people hurt by the darkness around them. She writes as an apologist, so the book is concerned with clarity about what Christians actually believe and why - the groundwork that has to be laid before anyone can be faithfully different.