The Roaring Twenties' recalls images of flappers, jazz music, and F. Scott Fitzgerald. It was a peaceful and prosperous time after World War I and before the Great Depression. Prohibition was a key political movement that pushed alcohol underground and inadvertently founded the speakeasy business - another icon of the Jazz Age. History reveals that, despite prosperity and the excitement of new media and culture, a generation of hope-seekers grew disillusioned and depressed. Like the lost generation of the 1920s, we live in a time of relative prosperity and peace. We have access to every pleasure and comfort, yet stress, anxiety, and depression persist. Our generation struggles to find meaning and joy because culture has told us that there is no truth, no answer to life's questions, and no eternity. We are living in a new Prohibition - hope has been pushed underground. Secret Stuff invites readers to knock on the sacred door of eternal truth, where hope and peace can be found. This book explores biblical foundations for Truth, Origin, Identity, Meaning, Morality, and Destiny. Topics can be read individually or collectively, as each unveil the only source of lasting joy: the reality and grace of Jesus Christ.