For years this generation has lived separated and divided within itself. The time has come for us to clearly understand the functions that separate us and discover the progressive identity that connect us socially, economically, and spiritually. If we are to move toward a new day in our lives and generation we must not be afraid of the bigness of who we really are. Who we are isn't defined by what we have created. It's defined by what we were created for. This book is a call for us to understand our history and recognize the new path we must take to guide the blind by ways they have never known and see crooked things made straight. We are the Daniel Generation. God has allowed this generation of com-fortable Christians to be overtaken by a culture that rejects Him and even denies His existence and power. He has allowed this to happen in a time when His word and church appears to be irrelevant and simply debased to jokes that bring laughter from the mouths of comedians and distasteful scenes in mov-ies that depict the church as an irrelevant side show. Now don't be mistaken, a new standar is rising like a flood and you are apart of it. Our generation today isn't impacted by mere words. It represents a people that must see power and demonstration. 1 Corinthians 4:20 states: For the kingdom of God is not a matter of talk but of power. God is calling for a remnant of youth, young adults, and professional that will yield themselves to becoming demonstrations of his power that influence and reform a Generation. This is a call for people that are willing to lead with their lifestyle, and infiltrate schools, communities and the market place, with a mind to love and understand the hard, and untrusting while carrying a wisdom to confront and solve problems. As I conclude allow me to confess something tou you. As the author of this work I don't, nor will I ever profess to have discovered all of the an-swers to problems we face. I am one among many that must unite to bring solutions needed for refor-mation. There are many valuable contributions that must be presented. This book represents a mirror that gives a more in-depth look at the history of our matriculation generationally, and some of the glaring problems facing us and our generation.