In this episode of the Impact 360 Institute Podcast, host Jonathan Morrow analyzes dramatic new findings from Gen Z Volume 3 research (with Barna Group) about faith dynamics among young men and women. The conversation centers on the surprising trend: young men ages 18–24 are returning to church and recommitting to biblical faith while young women in the same age group are disengaging from organized religion at increasing rates.
Topics Discussed:
Introduction to biblical worldview and servant leadership
Review of Gen Z Volume 3 statistics: church attendance, faith identification, gender divide
Biblical foundation for male and female (Matthew 19:4–6); God’s design for gender
Why young men are experiencing renewed agency, hope, and church engagement
Factors behind female Gen Z’s rise in “nones” (no faith affiliation) and moral relativism
Cultural and educational shifts: college degree gaps, mental health, deaths of despair
Zero-sum game trap in faith conversations, why both young men and women matter
“Men have been left behind, women have been lied to."
Sexual revolution’s consequences for women, featuring Louise Perry’s journey from atheism to Christianity
How secular scripts have failed young women’s flourishing; marriage and family insights
Reanimation of meaning among young men, agency in faith, and rising Bible engagement
Discipleship challenges and practical steps for churches, parents, and leaders
Encouragement for creating men-friendly spaces, supporting both sexes, and clear gospel teaching
Resources and programs at Impact 360 Institute for Gen Z students and ongoing research
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