For many Christians in the United States, reading the Bible is seen as an afterthought.
Only 42 percent said reading the Bible or other religious material is essential.
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How Do We Lead People in Our Churches to Engage God’s Word?
Reading and studying the Bible daily may be the most important act a Christian can do to grow as a disciple. Unfortunately, our research shows only 39 percent of churchgoers read the Bible in a systematic manner every day.
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A First Step in Following Jesus
The spiritual discipline of engaging the Bible is foundational to Christianity. It’s a beautiful gift given by our Savior.
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View of the Bible Divides Nominal and Practicing Christians
In their attitude toward the Bible, nominal Christians are closer to non-Christians than they are to practicing believers.
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U.S. Cities Vary in Bible Reading, Church Attendance
American cities are markedly diverse in their relationships with church and the Bible, new studies from the American Bible Society and Barna Research Group show.
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