The younger generation isn't drawn to what is shallow or effortless. They long for a faith that costs something, a faith worthy of their energy, their conviction, and their lives. They long for a faith worth living for, suffering for, and more important, a faith worth dying for, a purpose bigger than themselves, a church that is alive with conviction, not convenience. And the historic faith offers exactly that.
It's a call to courage, conviction, and unity to humble ourselves before the faith of Christ and His apostles, to live it out boldly, purely, and joyfully in our generation.