No decline in MZ Gen towards God

However, there is not a decline in people wanting to know about God. The 2021 and 2023 State of the Bible research shows even the newer generations have actual interest in God, and that makes sense because God created us and we all have an inheirently designed understanding of Him which we can clearly see his handiwork all around us. 

Among American Gen Z:
49% of Gen Z ages 18-21 and
52% of Gen Z adults ages 22-26 say that their lives have been transformed by the Bible's message.  This generation shows such a significant interest in the Bible and the message of Jesus. Gen Z adults are extremely open to discussions about their faith and God's Word.

49% of Millenials read the Bible.

Gen Z and Millennials are research trend shows they are growing "into" Biblical ideals, rather than growing out of them.

Who have embraced Christianity, turned to Jesus, and state their faith is still meaningful to them?:
47% of Gen Z youth,
54% of Gen Z adults and
61% of Millennials
 
The MZ generation is not turning from God but to him. And those who are parents, are leading Gen Alpha to know God and the importance of Jesus as Savior, as well.

So there's hope for the other older Millenials and remaining Gen Z who are not religious, to come to know the true and living God, through Christians around them, reading the Bible, and hearing the clear biblical gospel. 

"Happy are those who reject the advice of evil people, who do not follow the example of sinners or join those who have no use for God.
2 Instead, they find joy in obeying the Word of the Lord, and they study it day and night.
3 They are like trees that grow beside a stream, that bear fruit at the right time, and whose leaves do not dry up. They succeed in everything they do."
Psalm 1:1-3

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Footnotes

State of the Bible research statistics