Ezekiel discovered what our generation must discover: God can be found in the midst of the storm! God’s purpose for Ezekiel’s life flowed out of the storm he was living in and from the storm of God’s presence he witnessed. The turbulent events that landed Zeke in Babylon were used by God to position him for a visitation. The pain of his imprisonment opened the door for his destiny. We would have never heard of Ezekiel without the storms he encountered.
In 2021, more than 190,000 young people surrendered their lives to Jesus Christ as part of a Christian ministry's efforts.
According to a new study from the Springtide Research Institute, most young people in Generation Z (ages 13-25) who claim to be spiritual or religious reject organized religion.
A new poll says 30 percent of young Christians identify as LGBTQ, but some are questioning the accuracy of the results.
A new report by the American Bible Society suggests that less than 10 percent of Generation Z youths are “Scripture engaged.”
According to a new survey, half of young people thought their faith communities had done well managing the COVID pandemic even though 90 percent reported receiving no personal contact from clergy.
