A man marked by his deep faith in God, love for his family, and intense work ethic, he's struggling to figure out his 22 year-old son Mike. The harder he tries, the more frustrated he gets. He's troubled that Mike seems to be growing less and less interested in spiritual things.
Outsiders looking in on their relationship are concerned.
Their father-son connection is strained. In fact, Steve says they really aren't connecting at all. Steve's experience is one that is becoming more and more common as middle-aged adults struggle to share their faith and be heard by a younger generation seemingly on an entirely different page. They are a new and different culture that looks at the world and issues of faith in new and different ways. This has made it increasingly difficult for Boomers to pass the torch of faith onto Busters.