The central battle today is not between Republicans and Democrats or red states and blue states or even religious and non-religious people.

It's between people who recognize that there is truth and that we can discover it as opposed to people who believe that truth is up to the individual.

We're joined now by Dr. Jeff Myers, President of Summit Ministries.

Summit Ministries is a great organization that's supporting and equipping young people to form a biblical worldview.

My daughter went to Summit Ministries, and I'm so glad that she did.

Jeff, thanks for joining us today.

Kurt, great to be with you.

So can you round that out a little bit and talk a little bit more about exactly what you're

accomplishing there at Summit Ministries in Colorado?

Well, you know, Kirk, 75% of young adults today say that they struggle to find a sense of purpose

in life.

54% of them say they regularly struggle with anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation.

So they're wrestling with purpose.

At the same time, they don't know where to find answers from the Bible.

Only 2% of American young adults have a biblical worldview.

So at Summit Ministries, we bring them together for two weeks at a time.

We bring together these top Christian thought leaders, many of whom have been guests on your

show. And they spend that time speaking with, lecturing to, and then having dialogues with

these young adults, helping them find answers to all of their toughest questions about their faith.

And this summer, Kirk, we had the veteran social researcher George Barna, study our students,

and he found that when they leave, whereas 2% of their peers in the culture have a biblical worldview,

86% of the students who come through Summit Ministries end up having a biblical worldview by the

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