“Arrogance is perhaps the most socially acceptable form of sin in the church today. In this culture of abundance, one of the only ways Satan can keep Christians neutralized is to wrap us up in pride. Conceit slips in like… — David Kinnaman Copy Share Image
“When Millennials face turmoil, they don’t just need answers from God, they need God.” — David Kinnaman Copy Share Image
“Overall, knowledge of Scripture, doctrine, and church history is poor among most Christians, not just young adult believers.” — David Kinnaman Copy Share Image
“Fewer than half of churchgoers, including born-again Christians, felt strongly that their church demonstrates unconditional love.” — David Kinnaman Copy Share Image
“It strikes me as unChristian that we often have more charitable attitudes toward ideological allies than we do toward brothers and sisters in Christ… — David Kinnaman Copy Share Image
“The motivation of transparency is important. The culture teaches people to be candid and blunt, but this usually revolves around self-centeredness – you have… — David Kinnaman Copy Share Image
“One of the greatest disconnects for this generation is how life and work fit together. There is a need to talk about purpose in… — David Kinnaman Copy Share Image
“My aim is to provoke new thinking and new action in the critical process of the spiritual development of the next generation.” — David Kinnaman Copy Share Image
“Sexuality should not be seen as dualistic – all good or all bad – but as a good part of our created nature that… — David Kinnaman Copy Share Image
“One person put it this way, 'If you want to get to know a Millennial, share a meal.' In other words, get to know… — David Kinnaman Copy Share Image
“Another mistake Christians make is not realizing how much experience and background with the Christian faith most outsiders have. Most outsiders have “been there,… — David Kinnaman Copy Share Image
“A person with a biblical worldview experiences, interprets, and response to reality in light of the Bible's principles. What Scripture teaches is the primary… — David Kinnaman Copy Share Image
