David Kinnaman, CEO of Barna Group, and Mark Matlock, Executive Director of Urbana, tackle the alarming decline in evangelism effectiveness within churches. They reveal that while only 1% of pastors feel effective at evangelism, an encouraging 72% of people are spiritually open. The conversation explores the growing disconnect between the church and modern culture, highlights the need for authentic relationships in ministry, and emphasizes the importance of storytelling to engage younger generations seeking understanding in their spiritual journeys.

David Kinnaman discusses surprising spiritual openness in America, increasing deconstruction of faith, and the importance of targeting women to reach and keep families.

David Kinnaman, bestselling author and CEO of Barna Group, discusses trends facing the church, including the need to reassess church practices and rhythms. They explore the lack of discipleship in the church, societal shifts, reintegration of educational tools, impactful experiences, and the value of traditions and prayer.

David Kinnaman, CEO of Barna Group, shares valuable insights on the impact of pornography use on relationships and mental health. He discusses the critical data gaps surrounding these issues within the Church and advocates for the church's role in fostering open conversations about sexuality. Kinnaman emphasizes the importance of understanding these challenges to support struggling individuals. The conversation also explores the potential for healing through faith, encouraging listeners to embrace their identity in Christ for transformation.

Exploring the potential partnership between faith-driven entrepreneurs and traditional church environments, highlighting challenges and opportunities. Delving into the need for collaboration between pastors and entrepreneurs to address societal challenges and promote a greater movement. Discussing the importance of adaptability in the digital age and the ongoing search for purpose outside traditional church settings. Advocating for humility and teamwork in building a bond between entrepreneurs and churches for a shared noble goal.