Christians say they do best at relationships, worst at Bible knowledge
"Nine out of ten adults contend that their faith is very important in their life, and three out of every four adults who consider themselves to be Christian say there are aspects of their faith life they would like to improve. A new national survey by The Barna Group discovered that there are two faith dimensions in which people are most likely to desire such improvement, but that few people believe that they are immature in any of seven aspects of faith practice."
"Perhaps the outcomes of the survey will encourage church leaders to help people not only prioritize their spiritual development, but also to consider what spiritual transformation looks like in practical terms. The old adage tells us that ‘you get what you measure’ and the survey revealed that most Christians don’t measure much of anything beyond church attendance when it comes to their spiritual maturity. This information could help leaders assist followers of Christ in connecting the dots regarding the meaning of and the route to spiritual growth.”
[continued at Barna.org]
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[IndyChristian Ed. Note: Many key Barna statistics are now available specific to the Indianapolis / Indiana market. If you or your foundation or ministry could help fund the purchasing of this special marketing report for our city/state, please contact us.]
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