Sharing the Faith

Sharing Faith in a Skeptical Age — Reasoned Faith and Relational Evangelism

In an age that questions everything, faith still speaks — gently, wisely, and true.

Sharing Faith in a Skeptical Age explores how reason and relationship can work together to open hearts to the Gospel once again.

The Rev. Dr. Geoffrey Schmitt (known to many as Willingheart) guides readers through ten chapters that trace the rebirth of belief in our time — from doubt that leads to faith, to reasoned witness, compassion, wonder, hope, and the revival now stirring among a new generation.

Drawing on decades of pastoral ministry, Kairos prison work, and spiritual reflection, Dr. Schmitt reveals how faith can stand firm in an age of confusion — not by louder arguments, but by quieter authenticity. Along the way, readers encounter the history of technology and the Gospel, the rediscovery of wonder, and moving accounts of God’s presence in prisons, hospitals, and college revival meetings.

Part sermon, part study, and wholly encouragement, this book invites every believer to live a credible faith that others can see, hear, and trust. Revival begins not with programs but with people — hearts aflame with love, minds renewed by truth, and lives that shine with integrity and hope.