Faith Facts

• Bible reading among U.S. adults in 2025 has reached the highest level in 15 years, led by Millennials and Gen Z men.
• Weekly Bible reading among all adults jumped to 42% in 2025, up from a low of 30% the previous year.
• While 50% of Millennials and 49% of Gen Z read the Bible weekly, only 36% of Americans believe the Bible is 100% accurate.

Across America, the tide is turning: young adults, especially men, are fueling a historic rise in consistent Bible reading. This renewal of faith engagement shows the hunger for God’s Word is alive in the next generation.

“Bible reading is rising again across generations, marking a reset to faith engagement levels we haven’t seen in a decade,” David Kinnaman, CEO of Barna Group, observed. “People aren’t just curious about faith — they’re opening Scripture for themselves.”

A closer look shows Millennials and Gen Z are leading this momentum, embracing Scripture as a guide in times of uncertainty. However, fewer Americans now hold that the Bible is infallible, showing a new opportunity for the Church to strengthen biblical conviction.

Though many seek truth in today’s shifting culture, these numbers are a call to church leaders and families to disciple intentionally, turning curiosity into lasting spiritual growth and encouraging unwavering faith in God’s Word.

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Faith Facts

• Desmond Doss, guided by prayer, saved 75 men in World War II without ever carrying a weapon.
• William Coltman, Britain’s most decorated non-commissioned officer, risked his life to rescue wounded soldiers in battle.
• Christian charity work today continues that same spirit, rescuing modern victims of exploitation and slavery.

Remembrance is a sacred time to honor those who laid down their lives, demonstrating that Christian courage shapes both history and the present day.

Stories like Desmond Doss and William Coltman reveal how faith can fuel extraordinary bravery and humble sacrifice for others.

“I was praying the whole time. I just kept praying, ‘Lord, please help me get one more.’”

Their steadfast faith empowered them to face overwhelming danger, showing that one person’s commitment can bring hope in dark places.

Modern Christian efforts, such as the Mercy Centre in Uganda, mirror this legacy by bringing freedom and restoration to victims of trafficking.

Children rescued from exploitation find safety, new beginnings, and hope, because believers continue to answer God’s call to serve.

Remembrance challenges us not only to honor heroes of the past but to seek God’s strength to act with courage today.

May we pray, “Lord, use me — to save just one more,” and live out our faith in service to others, defending freedom and dignity for all.

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Faith Facts

• The week’s headlines spotlighted Democratic election wins amid ongoing national unrest after the government shutdown.
• President Trump publicly stood with persecuted Christians in Nigeria, drawing attention to their suffering for their faith.
• Action was also taken on immigration policy and lowering prescription drug prices, addressing critical concerns for families.

Our nation faces significant decisions, yet defending Christian values at home and abroad remains central to America’s calling.

We are called to stand courageously for religious freedom, compassionate leadership, and policies that uphold our families.

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