“In an era of mass media, it is easy to believe that the more eyeballs, the more impact. But radio, television, and tracts accounted for a combined total of less than one-half of 1% of the Busters who are born again.” — 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
