Why Are More Men Going Back to Church in 2025?

Why Are More Men Going Back to Church in 2025?

For years, the narrative around Gen Z and faith has been one of decline. But a closer look at new data from Barna Group and the American Bible Society reveals something unexpected: Gen Z men are now more religiously engaged than their female peers—and they’re driving a quiet resurgence in church participation. Barna’s State of the Church 2025 report shows that commitment to Jesus among Gen Z men has risen sharply in recent years, increasing from…

Gen Z Is Returning To Religion. Why?

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More Than 45,000 Believers Worship God during the Harvest Crusade: A Powerful Move of God!

Photo Courtesy: Greg Laurie via X On July 20, 2025, at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California, more than 45,000 believers gathered for a single-night Harvest Crusade led by Pastor Greg… The post More Than 45,000 Believers Worship God during the Harvest Crusade: A Powerful Move of God! appeared first on Christian Learning & News.

Amy Orr Ewing: A ‘Quiet Revival’

EDITORIAL Discern the Times | Amy Orr-Ewing Something is happening in the church, and it’s making the news.  In post-Christian Great Britain where I live, we have been working hard to proclaim the gospel and make the case for the Christian faith, and something extraordinary is happening: People are waking up to their need for God. They are buying Bibles in such great numbers that it is making the news. There is a renaissance in belief in God.  A…

Gen Z Is Returning To Religion. Why? - Conservative Angle

Gen Z Is Returning To Religion. Why? Authored by Walker Larson via The Epoch Times, In the past, the younger generation tended to rebel against the religious norms of their parents. Young people’s resistance to the rules and institutions of religion was assumed and expected. But that’s not the case anymore. According to a recent article from Axios, members of Gen Z—which includes young people born between 1997 and 2012—are actually more likely …