State of the Bible Podcast
State of the Bible Podcast
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How are Americans engaging with the Bible in 2025? For 15 years, American Bible Society's State of the Bible report has explored this vital question. Join us each month as we unpack the latest data on Bible use, Scripture engagement, and its impact on faith, trust, church engagement, and well-being. Plus, hear from thought leaders who provide deeper insights beyond the numbers. Subscribe to the State of the Bible podcast for the latest data.
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Focuses on Bible engagement trends, faith-related skepticism, and the impact of Scripture on modern life, with episodes examining topics like the decline of New Atheism, Millennial and Gen X interaction with the Bible, and the increasing engagement among men in religious texts.

How are Americans engaging with the Bible in 2025? For 15 years, American Bible Society’s State of the Bible report has explored this vital question. Join us each month as we unpack the latest data on Bible use, Scripture engagement, and its impact on faith, trust, church engagement, and well-being. Plus, hear from thought leaders who provide deeper insights beyond the numbers. Subscribe to the State of the Bible podcast for the latest data.
Dr. Phil Monroe is a psychologist with more than three decades of clinical experience. He is an advisor for the Trauma Healing Institute at American Bible Society, a program that brings together proven mental health practices and the wisdom of the Bible in an accessible way. In this episode, Dr. Monroe shares why forgiveness is so hard but also how it is an important part of the healing journey.You can download our full chapter on Forgiveness for free at StateoftheBible.org/forgiveness

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