Forty percent of those attending our churches won’t read their Bibles more than once a week. But your church can be different. Read More »
Bible Reading
What Drove People to Scripture in 2020?
With all that happened this year, both Bible Gateway and YouVersion saw Bible readers turn to Scripture to help navigate the unknowns. Read More »
The Dog Ate My Doctrine: Leaving No Place in Our Pews for Theological Laziness
Some churchgoers are either misinformed or lazy when it comes to their theology—being easily swayed from sound doctrine by doctrine that only sounds correct. Read More »
Americans Finding Solace in Streaming, Not Scripture
While Americans may have more Bibles in their homes than before the pandemic, they are reading it less frequently. Read More »
What’s Fueling the Divisions in Your Church?
Many factors no doubt play a role in the problem, but one statistic may underscore a significant contributor to the current divide in your church. Read More »
Who’s Really Discipling Your Congregation?
The Church has a discipleship problem—not a lack of discipleship but a glut of it coming from wrong sources without being filtered through the right source. Read More »
Churchgoers Read the Bible With Both Confidence and Confusion
Most churchgoers say they can address doubts others have about the Bible, but half admit they have problems understanding Scripture on their own. Read More »
Leader, How Are You Being Led?
We aren’t unaccepted by God because we don’t have it together. This is an important truth—especially when we empty ourselves leading in the church. Read More »
Several Bible Verses Jump in Online Searches During Coronavirus Outbreak
Both YouVersion, the most popular Bible app, and Bible Gateway, the most popular Bible website, noted specific jumps related to COVID-19. Read More »
4 Teaching Methods That Sabotage Your Group’s Bible Study
Most small group leaders mean well and want the best for the people they lead, but sometimes the best intentions go awry. Read More »