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Young Christians want me not broth.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

As Kate Chelma with Christianity Today writes, Evangelicals under 40 are twice as likely

as their seniors to want more substance from the pulpit.

She's referring to a new survey on church satisfaction from Gray Matter Research Group.

Not only do three in ten Evangelicals want more in-depth teaching, but the strong majority

are happy with how the church handles even tougher topics by giving her politics.

Corlates with the 2017 Gallup poll showed that 83% of Protestants considered learning

about Scripture the main reason they go to church.

That outpaces other worthy things like kids programming, musical worship, or social opportunities.

Of course, making church growers happy is not the ultimate metric here of Christian faithfulness.

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