New Research: Pastors Are Using AI More Than You Think

87% of pastors now use AI, and sermon writing with it has nearly doubled since 2024. New research reveals where pastors draw the line.

Reimagining Ministry for Gen Alpha

New Research: The Big Questions on Teens’ Minds Today

Research reveals what's keeping teens up at night: money, truth, belonging, and even whether they can trust AI. Here's what adults can do to help.

Four Trends Shaping Ministry Strategy This Year

For the first time in decades, men now outpace women in church attendance. New research explores this shift and other spiritual growth changes.

AI is Becoming a Spiritual Authority, Even Among Practicing Christians

Nearly half of practicing Christians would trust AI with their spiritual growth, yet 83% worry about it misinterpreting scripture.

New Research: Pastors’ Sense of Calling Is Up—Satisfaction Is Lagging

Pastoral burnout is easing and confidence in calling has rebounded, but research shows vocational satisfaction has dropped from 72% to 52% since 2015.

Do Young Adults Still Believe in Marriage?

Marriage age has risen 8 years since 1950. New data reveals why Gen Z still values marriage but is rethinking its role in family life.

The Connected Generation

The Impact of Women

Christians View AI as a Gift—and a Threat: New Research

66% of practicing Christians say AI is improving their lives, yet 57% call it a threat. New research explores why pastors see it differently.

New Research: Do Americans Think Spiritual Revival is Coming?

Nearly 3 in 10 U.S. adults believe a spiritual revival is coming, rising to 38% among Gen Z. New research reveals what's driving that hope.

How Church Leaders Are Using AI (And What Concerns Them Most)

Pastors use AI more than their churches do. Research reveals growing curiosity, concerns over honesty, and why only 5% of churches have AI guidelines.