This is a book about discipling young adults born as generations Y and Z (1981-2014). It clearly describes the worldview and character of this group shows that Jesus Christ has the answer to all the vital questions these young adults raise and worry about. There is a strong emphasis on mentoring and friendship with excellent practical application of how that should work. It fully covers the vexed question of identity that is summed up in the selfie - who am I, how do I want the world to see me, how does the world see me? The problem of loneliness in the midst of high connectedness through technology is addressed, as is the problem of establishing reality in a post truth society where tolerance is intolerant. There is great advice on how to promote wise discernment in decision-making. However, key to all this, there is a real challenge too. Challenge that can be brought to young adults as they encounter Jesus, but a real challenge to the church. It is only as churches embrace generation Z creating a culture that accepts them, believes in them and give them a real place in the church family that we will be able to disciple this and the next generation of the church. If you have any interest in reaching those finishing school and beginning to make their way as adults then this book is a “must read”, born out of 20 years of practical experience.