Joseph's story goes beyond religion to speak to the issues of our time with a unique personal candor few people are able to bring to the table. It's the story of a bi-racial teenager trying to figure out what it meant to be a half-black teen with white skin in the racially charged culture of the post-civil-rights era. It's a story of a son of middle-class America who chose to live outside the middle-class culture his father worked hard to provide for him and his brothers. It's the story of a young man who hated God until the gospel of Jesus Christ changed his life. Joseph's life's experiences have enabled him to speak to a number of different issues in a very unique way and that's exactly what he does here. Journey beyond the abstract conceptual debates of our societal tensions to see those tensions played out in the life of a child trying to find his place in a confusing culture.