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March 6, 2025
Title: American Worldview Inventory 2025
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Dr. George Barna
with Cultural Research Center (www.CulturalResearchCenter.com)
Part 1 of 3
I trust that if I walk over to the light switch, the lights will come on. I have no idea how electricity works or where it comes from, but I trust it will all work out when I need the lights to come on.
Dr. George Barna discusses the latest Cultural Research Center (CRC)
poll on the Biblical Worldview of Americans. Dr. Barna is a professor at
Arizona Christian University and the Director of Research at their Cultural Research Center.
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here for past research studies by the
CRC.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Are there core Biblical beliefs that every Christian should know and follow?
Dr. Barna discusses the Ten Commandments, who God is, and even a little bit of the history of America and the freedom people seek in our country.
Is God the maker of the Universe? Is Jesus God’s son, born of a virgin? Does Jesus sit at the right hand of God in heaven? Does salvation come through belief and trust in Jesus Christ? Are these core Christian beliefs?
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Title: Part 2 of 3 - American Worldview Inventory 2025
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Dr. George Barna
with Cultural Research Center (www.CulturalResearchCenter.com)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Do many Americans not believe in the core Christian beliefs anymore?
Do many people resist believing that just one out of ten born-again Christians
possess a Biblical Worldview? Dr. Barna explains why many church leaders
are blind to this fact.
Do many people have just enough religion to be convicted but not converted?
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Title: Part 3 of 3 - American Worldview Inventory 2025
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Dr. George Barna
with Cultural Research Center (www.CulturalResearchCenter.com)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Do 55% of born-again Christians say they worship the God of the Bible, while 25%
admit to not worshipping Jesus at all?
Do 7% report worshipping both Christian deities and spiritual figures from
non-Christian traditions? Dr. Barna discusses syncretism and the
problems that arise from this belief.
Can the vast majority of Christ-followers be re-taught true Biblical beliefs?
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February 5, 2025
Title: Cultural Christianity Endangers True Christianity
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by John Horvat
with Return to Order www.ReturnToOrder.org
In a world obsessed with self-identification, the cultural Christian has
emerged.
Today, long-time friend and guest of The What’s UP Radio Program, John Horvat,
discusses the dangers of cultural Christianity and his hope for the future of
America. John is the author of “Return to Order”.
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here to read more on this topic from John Horvat.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Who are cultural Christians? John Horvat explains what they believe about God
and Jesus and religion in general.
What danger does cultural Christianity present to true Christianity?
How should genuine Christians react to cultural Christianity? John Horvat
encourages Christians to continue to share the Truth of the Gospel, even when
it’s not popular.
Can God, through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, still use America for His
glory?
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January 9, 2025
Title: GOOD NEWS: Bible Sales are Booming!
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Edwin Benson
with Return to Order www.ReturnToOrder.org
Part 1 of 2
No one can question that the last few years have been difficult and the road ahead is uncertain. Turning to God for comfort and the reassurance that there is a Divine Intelligence capable of seeing His people through trying times is, without question, the best way to handle the issues that face the world.
Today, Edwin Benson discusses the reasons behind the increase in Bible sales and people’s need for comfort and help from God. Edwin Benson is a writer for
Return to Order and retired public-school history teacher.
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here to read Edwin Benson’s article on this topic.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Many journalists and writers are trumpeting the death of God and the decline of Christianity. On what do they base their prophecies?
Was Edwin Benson surprised to read that Bible sales have increased?
Why are so many people looking beyond themselves and to a Higher Being for answers? Are they looking to fill a void?
Do people naturally yearn for truth and goodness?
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - GOOD NEWS: Bible Sales are Booming!
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Edwin Benson
with Return to Order www.ReturnToOrder.org
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Have many have grown weary of the “your truth, my truth paradigm”? Are
they now searching for the real Truth?
How are marketers making the Bible more appealing? Is this a good or bad thing?
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January 5, 2024
Title: Raising Spiritual Champions
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by David Closson
with Family Research Council (www.FRC.org)
Part 1 of 3
Renowned author and researcher Dr. George Barna conducted an extensive worldview research project studying American kids. He discovered that children begin forming their worldview between 15 and 18 months of age and by the age of 13 it is almost entirely formed.
David Closson is the Director of the Center for Biblical Worldview at the Family Research Council. Today he discusses results from Dr. Barna’s latest
survey, which can be found in the book, “Raising Spiritual Champions”.
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here to read more on this topic from the
Family Research Council.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Our kids and grandkids take tests to gauge how they understand, comprehend, and retain knowledge at school. Should we also gauge the Biblical Worldview of our kids? Who holds the responsibility for children’s worldview?
Why did David Closson and the Family Research Council partner with Dr. George Barna on this recent study?
Dr. Barna developed Seven Cornerstones for measuring a persons’ worldview. What did his survey reveal if a person rejected even one of those cornerstones?
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Title: Part 2 of 3 - Raising Spiritual Champions
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by David Closson
with Family Research Council (www.FRC.org)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Individuals who embrace all Seven Cornerstones have an astounding 83% chance of
developing a complete Biblical Worldview. Those who reject even one of the
cornerstones have only a 2% likelihood.
How many respondents reported having a belief that God exists and is the
all-knowing, all-powerful, perfect Creator, and ruler of the universe?
How many respondents reported having a belief that you must acknowledge your
sins and that we are all sinners by choice?
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Title: Part 3 of 3 - Raising Spiritual Champions
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by David Closson
with Family Research Council (www.FRC.org)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
How many respondents reported having a belief that their most important reason
for living is to do what God wants?
How many respondents reported having a belief that the Bible is completely true
and personally relevant to their life?
How many respondents reported having a belief that the Bible provides a complete
and reliable understanding of right and wrong?
How many respondents reported having a belief that success is consistently doing
what the Bible teaches?
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October 18, 2023
Title: Raising Spiritual Champions
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by David Closson
with Family Research Council (www.FRC.org)
Part 1 of 3
Renowned author and researcher Dr. George Barna conducted an extensive worldview research project studying American kids. He discovered that children begin forming their worldview between 15 and 18 months of age and by the age of 13 it is almost entirely formed.
David Closson is the Director of the Center for Biblical Worldview at the Family Research Council. Today he discusses results from Dr. Barna’s latest
survey, which can be found in the book, “Raising Spiritual Champions”.
Click
here to read more on this topic from the
Family Research Council.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Our kids and grandkids take tests to gauge how they understand, comprehend, and retain knowledge at school. Should we also gauge the Biblical Worldview of our kids? Who holds the responsibility for children’s worldview?
Why did David Closson and the Family Research Council partner with Dr. George Barna on this recent study?
Dr. Barna developed Seven Cornerstones for measuring a persons’ worldview. What did his survey reveal if a person rejected even one of those cornerstones?
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Title: Part 2 of 3 - Raising Spiritual Champions
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by David Closson
with Family Research Council (www.FRC.org)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Individuals who embrace all Seven Cornerstones have an astounding 83% chance of
developing a complete Biblical Worldview. Those who reject even one of the
cornerstones have only a 2% likelihood.
How many respondents reported having a belief that God exists and is the
all-knowing, all-powerful, perfect Creator, and ruler of the universe?
How many respondents reported having a belief that you must acknowledge your
sins and that we are all sinners by choice?
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Title: Part 3 of 3 - Raising Spiritual Champions
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by David Closson
with Family Research Council (www.FRC.org)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
How many respondents reported having a belief that their most important reason
for living is to do what God wants?
How many respondents reported having a belief that the Bible is completely true
and personally relevant to their life?
How many respondents reported having a belief that the Bible provides a complete
and reliable understanding of right and wrong?
How many respondents reported having a belief that success is consistently doing
what the Bible teaches?
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here to help support the Family Research Council.
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September 8, 2023
Title: The Inerrancy of Scripture
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by George Shamblin
with George Shamblin (www.georgeshamblin.com)
Part 1 of 3
More and more Christ-followers do not believe that the Bible is the literal Word of God. This even applies to preachers and ministers of the Word! How can this be?
George Shamlin is a Pastor and author of several books, including his latest: “Inerrancy”. Today, George Shamblin discusses the importance of believing and preaching the True of Word.
Click here for all the information about George Shamblin, his books, and his ministry.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Are we living in a world where there is no guarantee that a Christian preacher believes in the entirety of the Bible?
Fewer and fewer Christians believe the Bible is the literal Word of God. What is causing this lack of belief? George believes that too many people put God in a box when they don’t understand Scripture or a tough life situation invades their bubble. He encourages people to reach out to others for help and clarification, because that is how we learn, grow, and mature in our faith.
Why should Christians stand their ground in the public square, remaining firm on the Bible as the authoritative source of truth in an ailing culture? George urges people to stop saying “I’m sorry” when defending their faith.
Is there Absolute Truth?
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Title: Part 2 of 3 - The Inerrancy of Scripture
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by George Shamblin
with George Shamblin (www.georgeshamblin.com)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
What is “inerrancy”? George references Ephesians 2:19-20 “So then
you are no longer strangers and aliens, but you are fellow citizens with the
saints and members of the household of God, built on the foundation of the
apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the cornerstone”.
Will the Church rise or fall on this issue?
Is it natural to have doubts and concerns? George admits that even he has
questions!
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Title: Part 3 of 3 - The Inerrancy of Scripture
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by George Shamblin
with George Shamblin (www.georgeshamblin.com)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Are the fastest dying churches the ones making the most concessions? George
says: “Once you make one compromise… the next one is knocking at the door.”
Why are Bible-believing churches thriving in the midst of this culture war?
Is the devil winning by destroying our belief in the inerrancy of the Bible?
George reminds us that the devil has always tempted us to question God and His
Word; he won’t ever stop until the second coming. We must stand firm in our
faith and encourage fellow Christians to do the same
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August 16, 2023
Title: How the Faith of Americans has Shifted Since the Start of the Pandemic
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Dr. Adam Rasmussen
with Cultural Research Center (www.arizonachristian.edu/culturalresearchcenter/)
Part 1 of 2
Most religious beliefs change over the course of generations, not a few years. How has the faith of Americans changed over the last three years since the start of the COVID Pandemic?
Today, Dr. Adam Rasmussen discusses the
latest research from the
Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University: “How the Faith of Americans has Shifted Since the Start of the Pandemic.” Dr. Rasmussen is a fellow at the
Cultural Research Center and Associate Professor of Humanities at Arizona Christian University.
Click
here for more information about Dr. Adam Rasmussen.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Did the pandemic significantly change religious beliefs and behaviors of US adults? Dr. Rasmussen discusses the physical, psychological, economic, and lifestyle changes.
The 2023 American Worldview Inventory found 15 million fewer Americans are attending church weekly as compared to the 2020 survey. What contributed to the decline in attendance? Should churches be concerned?
Did the belief in God as omniscient, omnipotent, perfect, just, and the Creator of all stay almost constant from 2020 to the 2023 survey?
Did the belief that humans are not basically good and everyone is a sinner stay constant from 2020 to the 2023 survey?
How did the belief that knowing Christ as the only means to salvation change from 2020 to the 2023 survey? What do people believe “saves” them if Christ doesn’t? Dr. Rasmussen reminds us that we cannot save ourselves, so we need a Savior.
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - How the Faith of Americans has Shifted Since the Start of the Pandemic
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Dr. Adam Rasmussen
with Cultural Research Center (www.arizonachristian.edu/culturalresearchcenter/)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
What is the purpose of the Worldview Inventory Surveys that the
Cultural Research Center conducts? Dr. Rasmussen says: “Biblical
Worldview is at the heart of what it means for an individual, a community, and a
society to flourish… We want to put forward the Bible… We need to get back to
what the Bible says in Colossians 3:23-24.”
BOTTOM LINE: Did the pandemic shake the faith of many
Christians?
How should church leaders respond?
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July 11, 2023
Title: How the Faith of Americans has Shifted Since the Start of the Pandemic
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Dr. Adam Rasmussen
with Cultural Research Center (www.arizonachristian.edu/culturalresearchcenter/)
Part 1 of 2
Most religious beliefs change over the course of generations, not a few years. How has the faith of Americans changed over the last three years since the start of the COVID Pandemic?
Today, Dr. Adam Rasmussen discusses the
latest research from the
Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University: “How the Faith of Americans has Shifted Since the Start of the Pandemic.” Dr. Rasmussen is a fellow at the
Cultural Research Center and Associate Professor of Humanities at Arizona Christian University.
Click
here for more information about Dr. Adam Rasmussen.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Did the pandemic significantly change religious beliefs and behaviors of US adults? Dr. Rasmussen discusses the physical, psychological, economic, and lifestyle changes.
The 2023 American Worldview Inventory found 15 million fewer Americans are attending church weekly as compared to the 2020 survey. What contributed to the decline in attendance? Should churches be concerned?
Did the belief in God as omniscient, omnipotent, perfect, just, and the Creator of all stay almost constant from 2020 to the 2023 survey?
Did the belief that humans are not basically good and everyone is a sinner stay constant from 2020 to the 2023 survey?
How did the belief that knowing Christ as the only means to salvation change from 2020 to the 2023 survey? What do people believe “saves” them if Christ doesn’t? Dr. Rasmussen reminds us that we cannot save ourselves, so we need a Savior.
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - How the Faith of Americans has Shifted Since the Start of the Pandemic
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Dr. Adam Rasmussen
with Cultural Research Center (www.arizonachristian.edu/culturalresearchcenter/)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
What is the purpose of the Worldview Inventory Surveys that the
Cultural Research Center conducts? Dr. Rasmussen says: “Biblical
Worldview is at the heart of what it means for an individual, a community, and a
society to flourish… We want to put forward the Bible… We need to get back to
what the Bible says in Colossians 3:23-24.”
BOTTOM LINE: Did the pandemic shake the faith of many
Christians?
How should church leaders respond?
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May 10, 2023
Title: How the Faith of Americans has Shifted Since the Start of the Pandemic
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Dr. Adam Rasmussen
with Cultural Research Center (www.arizonachristian.edu/culturalresearchcenter/)
Part 1 of 2
Most religious beliefs change over the course of generations, not a few years. How has the faith of Americans changed over the last three years since the start of the COVID Pandemic?
Today, Dr. Adam Rasmussen discusses the
latest research from the
Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University: “How the Faith of Americans has Shifted Since the Start of the Pandemic.” Dr. Rasmussen is a fellow at the
Cultural Research Center and Associate Professor of Humanities at Arizona Christian University.
Click
here for more information about Dr. Adam Rasmussen.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Did the pandemic significantly change religious beliefs and behaviors of US adults? Dr. Rasmussen discusses the physical, psychological, economic, and lifestyle changes.
The 2023 American Worldview Inventory found 15 million fewer Americans are attending church weekly as compared to the 2020 survey. What contributed to the decline in attendance? Should churches be concerned?
Did the belief in God as omniscient, omnipotent, perfect, just, and the Creator of all stay almost constant from 2020 to the 2023 survey?
Did the belief that humans are not basically good and everyone is a sinner stay constant from 2020 to the 2023 survey?
How did the belief that knowing Christ as the only means to salvation change from 2020 to the 2023 survey? What do people believe “saves” them if Christ doesn’t? Dr. Rasmussen reminds us that we cannot save ourselves, so we need a Savior.
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - How the Faith of Americans has Shifted Since the Start of the Pandemic
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Dr. Adam Rasmussen
with Cultural Research Center (www.arizonachristian.edu/culturalresearchcenter/)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
What is the purpose of the Worldview Inventory Surveys that the
Cultural Research Center conducts? Dr. Rasmussen says: “Biblical
Worldview is at the heart of what it means for an individual, a community, and a
society to flourish… We want to put forward the Bible… We need to get back to
what the Bible says in Colossians 3:23-24.”
BOTTOM LINE: Did the pandemic shake the faith of many
Christians?
How should church leaders respond?
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March 27, 2023
Title: Seven Cornerstones that Form a Biblical Worldview
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Dr. Adam Rasmussen
with Cultural Research Center (www.arizonachristian.edu/culturalresearchcenter/)
Part 1 of 3
Can a person develop a consistently Biblical life of thought and action without the seven cornerstones of a Biblical Worldview? Dr. Geroge Barna, Director of Research at the
Cultural Research Center doesn’t believe it’s possible.
Dr. Adam Rasmussen discusses the Cultural Research Center’s latest
findings - some of which may shock and surprise you! Dr. Rasmussen is a fellow at the
Cultural Research Center and an Associate Professor of Humanities at
Arizona Christian University.
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here to learn more about Dr. Adam Rasmussen.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
How many US adults hold a Biblical Worldview according to all seven cornerstones?
Cornerstone #1: An orthodox, Biblical understanding of God. How many US adults have an orthodox, biblical understanding of God?
Cornerstone #2: Man is sinful by nature. How many US adults believe in this important, foundational cornerstone?
Cornerstone #3: Forgiveness of sin is only possible through Jesus Christ. How many US adults believe that Jesus Christ is the only way for forgiveness of sin?
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Title: Part 2 of 3 - Seven Cornerstones that Form a Biblical Worldview
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Dr. Adam Rasmussen
with Cultural Research Center (www.arizonachristian.edu/culturalresearchcenter/)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Cornerstone #4: The entire Bible is true, reliable and relevant, making
it the best moral guide for every person, in all situations. How many US adults
believe that the Bible is the true and accurate Word of God to His people?
SIDE NOTE: What is the difference between a “world citizen”,
“emergent follower”, and an “integrated disciple”? Is it
imperative that a believer acknowledge and follow all seven cornerstones to grow
in their faith?
Cornerstone #5: Absolute moral truth exists and those truths are
defined by God, described in the Bible, and are unchanging across time and
cultures. How many US adults believe absolute moral truths exist?
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Title: Part 3 of 3 - Seven Cornerstones that Form a Biblical Worldview
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by Dr. Adam Rasmussen
with Cultural Research Center (www.arizonachristian.edu/culturalresearchcenter/)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Cornerstone #6: The ultimate purpose of human life is to know, love,
and serve God with all your heart, mind, strength, and soul. How many US adults
presently see their purpose for living is to know, love, and serve their Creator
with all of their heart, mind, strength, and soul?
Cornerstone #7: Success on earth is best understood as consistent
obedience to God – in thoughts, words, and actions. How many US adults believe
this cornerstone?
Closing Questions:
Can God’s Holy Word really guide our path?
Will every human being spend eternity somewhere? Dr. Rasmussen says: “When
we die, we don’t go to the ‘afterlife’. When we die, we go to LIFE! I call this
place “pre-life’; it’s just a vapor. Our long-term plan is the be in Christ’s
Kingdom forever [and] to live together forever with him.”
How many Millennials and Gen Z-er’s (age 18-42) hold a Biblical Worldview
with all seven cornerstones?
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December 29, 2022
Title: Do People Still Read the Bible?
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by David Closson
with Family Research Council (www.FRC.org)
Part 1 of 2
The American Bible Society has released the findings of its 12th
Annual State of the Bible
Report.
David Closson, the Director of the Center for Biblical Worldview at the Family Research Council, discusses those findings today.
Click here for the latest from David Closson.
Click here for more about the
Center for Biblical Worldview at the FRC.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
According to the definition used by the American Bible Society, what is a “Bible User”?
Is Bible engagement at a historic low? David reveals that only 19% of people surveyed reported that they voluntarily read the Bible three to four times a year.
Do many non-Bible users admit that the Bible is valuable and the message found in Scripture has transformed their lives? David references grim statistics from a
study the FRC
did last year on this subject. You can read the article
here.
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - Do People Still Read the Bible?
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by David Closson
with Family Research Council (www.FRC.org)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
How many non-Bible readers believe that the Bible is still relevant today?
How can Christians help non-Bible users engage with Scripture? David suggests
downloading Bible apps like
YouVersion and Biblearc
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December 2, 2022
Title: Do People Still Read the Bible?
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by David Closson
with Family Research Council (www.FRC.org)
Part 1 of 2
The American Bible Society has released the findings of its 12th
Annual State of the Bible
Report.
David Closson, the Director of the Center for Biblical Worldview at the Family Research Council, discusses those findings today.
Click here for the latest from David Closson.
Click here for more about the
Center for Biblical Worldview at the FRC.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
According to the definition used by the American Bible Society, what is a “Bible User”?
Is Bible engagement at a historic low? David reveals that only 19% of people surveyed reported that they voluntarily read the Bible three to four times a year.
Do many non-Bible users admit that the Bible is valuable and the message found in Scripture has transformed their lives? David references grim statistics from a
study the FRC
did last year on this subject. You can read the article
here.
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - Do People Still Read the Bible?
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by David Closson
with Family Research Council (www.FRC.org)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
How many non-Bible readers believe that the Bible is still relevant today?
How can Christians help non-Bible users engage with Scripture? David suggests
downloading Bible apps like
YouVersion and Biblearc
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October 31, 2022
Title: Do People Still Read the Bible?
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by David Closson
with Family Research Council (www.FRC.org)
Part 1 of 2
The American Bible Society has released the findings of its 12th
Annual State of the Bible
Report.
David Closson, the Director of the Center for Biblical Worldview at the Family Research Council, discusses those findings today.
Click here for the latest from David Closson.
Click here for more about the
Center for Biblical Worldview at the FRC.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
According to the definition used by the American Bible Society, what is a “Bible User”?
Is Bible engagement at a historic low? David reveals that only 19% of people surveyed reported that they voluntarily read the Bible three to four times a year.
Do many non-Bible users admit that the Bible is valuable and the message found in Scripture has transformed their lives? David references grim statistics from a
study the FRC
did last year on this subject. You can read the article
here.
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - Do People Still Read the Bible?
Topic: Biblical Worldview
Discussed by David Closson
with Family Research Council (www.FRC.org)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
How many non-Bible readers believe that the Bible is still relevant today?
How can Christians help non-Bible users engage with Scripture? David suggests
downloading Bible apps like
YouVersion and Biblearc
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