Gen Z

Who do you think believes in hell the most—Baby Boomers or Generation Z? If you thought, “Well, it’s obviously Baby Boomers,” you would be wrong.

Nick Hall joins the Stetzer ChurchLeaders Podcast to talk about what he witnessed at Asbury University, the signs of true revival, and why he believes God is moving in a special way.

Gen Z religion statistics often make headlines these days, and rightly so. Born between 1999 and 2015, these kids often don't associate with any religious identity.

Church leaders today are at a crossroads. Gen Z is calling them out on what they are seeing when it comes to the discrepancy of what the Bible says and how Christians are living. 

A recent report from Barna has revealed that 56% of children's ministry leaders agree somewhat that children's ministry is often forgotten by their church. What are some signs that that's the case?

What does our current level of online consumption do to individuals and society in general? There are at least five areas where we know the effect is not a positive one.

Dr. Tim Elmore joins the Stetzer ChurchLeaders Podcast to share how generational diversity can be a huge asset to your ministry—if you avoid some common pitfalls.

According to Pew, 29% of Americans describe themselves as unaffiliated with any particular religious tradition. In addition, 49% of Millennials and 49% of Gen Z consider themselves “nones” as well.