What does the gospel look like through Ray Bans? Born in the 1960s and 1970s, Generation X learned to live in crisis. Many grew up in broken homes. They faced sky-high college costs and the prospect of underemployment after college. They have never known a time not plagued by ethnic strife, rampant crime, and public scandal. Generation X has been bred on skepticism and cynicism. That's why it's difficult to reach them with gospel. But Kevin Graham Ford, born in 1965, refuses to give up on his peers. Instead, in this often gripping book, he offers some of the most innovative and practical guidance available on introducing a new generation to Jesus. Touching on postmodernism, narrative evangelism, life in cyberspace and a host of other topics, Ford's book will be welcomed by evangelists, pastors, campus fellowship workers, seminary students--all who teach, minister, and live among Generation X.