Michael Graham

David French and Michael Graham discuss the reasons for the significant decrease in church attendance in the US, including relocation, inconvenience, and family changes. They explore different demographics and characteristics of those who have left evangelical churches. Solutions discussed include individual outreach, personal connection, and approaching an anxious world with humility and kindness.

Michael Graham and Jim Davis discuss 'The Great Dechurching' in the largest religious shift in U.S. history, highlighting reasons for leaving churches and the impact of historical events, internet, politics, and COVID. They share action steps for church leaders, emphasize community, student ministry, mental health, and encourage embracing influence from the margins in Christianity.

Michael Graham, the Program Director at the Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics, dives into the fascinating interplay between artificial intelligence and theology. He discusses the AI Christian Benchmark report, the challenges of ensuring theological accuracy in AI outputs, and the church's role in embracing technology thoughtfully. Graham advocates for a nuanced approach amid fears surrounding AI, while emphasizing the need for redemptive engagement and robust discipleship resources. Explore how AI might shape the future of the church and society!

Michael Graham joins Rebecca McLaughlin to discuss the decline in American church attendance, highlighting historical trends and reasons behind it. They explore the importance of welcoming newcomers to church and emphasize the benefits of reconnecting with a local church community for spiritual and practical growth.

Discussion on why people are leaving evangelicalism and the church, exploring findings from 'The Great De-Churching'. Emphasizing the importance of nurturing individuals in the church community and addressing the decline of the North American Church. Exploring the impact of politics on church detachment and prioritizing youth involvement for generational impact.