Feelings Fade. The Gospel Doesn't.
Five Worldviews. One Truth.

If "your truth" can change with your mood, it isn't truth-it's preference. Yet that is the air we breathe: identity as self-invention, morality as negotiation, certainty as a social crime.

This book names what's really happening. Beneath the arguments about politics, sexuality, purpose, and "being a good person" sits a deeper clash: competing worldviews. They don't stay in your head. They script your relationships, your conscience, and your future.

Drawing from years of real conversations across cultures, Michael A. Cabezas exposes five frameworks shaping modern life-secularism, atheism, agnosticism, relativism, and progressive Christianity-and tests them for coherence, not cleverness. Then he contrasts them with historic Christian orthodoxy: a gospel that is not a vibe, a tribe, or a coping mechanism, but a claim about reality.

You'll learn to spot hidden assumptions, ask better questions, and defend your faith with clarity and humility-without shrinking, shouting, or softening what Jesus actually said.

Culture shifts. Feelings fluctuate. But reality remains-and the gospel holds steady, even when we don't.