Troubling Trends Now is the time to act.
Today's working professional is educated, technologically savvy, and distracted by information overload. We need to meet non-believers where they are and speak to them in ways they respond to — using modern, visually appealing digital products that present God’s truth.
“U.S. adults who have moved away from Christianity are younger, on average, than those who have remained Christian after a Christian upbringing. … This age pattern aligns with a decades-long trend in which each cohort of young adults is less religiously affiliated than the preceding one.” [Pew]
Churches are closing faster than they are opening. Young adults are turning their backs to God. Post-pandemic church attendance is lower; many people decided not to come back or prefer to worship virtually. [Pew]
The mission field is moving online.
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Lost in a Marketplace of Ideas
- Western society is already being influenced by AIs that promote secular ideals
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Lack of Compassion
- Non-believers are sometimes alienated and intimidated by judgmental Christians
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Biblical Knowledge Trending Downward
- Each successive generation knows less about the fundamentals of Christianity
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Majoring in the Minors
- Believers and non-believers alike often get wrapped up in non-essentials of the faith