Hello, and thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15.

And the title of today's post is The Disabled Church.

I recently read a very concerning article regarding millennials,

those born between 1980 and 1995.

According to George Barna, only two of every 100 from this group,

that would be 2%, have a biblical worldview.

To possess a biblical worldview means a person believes the Bible is the infallible

word of God, and they consider it the ultimate authority for all of life. Only 2%. Just let that sink in.

Basically, an entire generation of Americans believe the Bible is irrelevant.

How can anyone argue that it will not take a great awakening and Reformation to save America?

It also makes one wonder how so many churches can simply continue with business as usual.

In another article, Larry Tomzak shared more sobering stats.

80% of America's churches, 80% of America's churches are either stagnant or in decline.

And of the 20% that are growing, most 95% of the growth is from transfers or births, not conversions.

Don't be deceived into thinking that the existence, transfers or births, not conversions.

Don't be deceived into thinking that the existence of mega churches means we have been reaching

our nation for Christ.

These large churches grew to that size

by sheep relocation, not through winning the lost to Christ.

The sad reality is that the lukewarm, complacent, get along with everyone, watered down,

entertainment-oriented, storytelling, prayerless American church has lost most of

Gen X, the Millennials, and Gen Z to Humanism and Progressivism. Yes, this can be reversed, and I believe it will be, but only through a

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