There's been a quiet murmuring over the last few years among Christians that something was happening in America, with more and more people appearing to return to church amid chaotic times.
At first, it was just something friends were saying to those they trusted when they explained that it was happening across the country. However, with no proof, it was just that, speculation.
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But that all appears to be changing. On Wednesday, Fox News' "Fox and Friends" hosts welcomed up-and-coming Christian music artist Anne Wilson to talk about how young Americans are returning to church.
"Young Americans are leading a Christian revival across the country," the hosts said, before sharing some incredible statistics.
A Christian revival in America is underway:
— Andrew Kolvet (@AndrewKolvet) October 15, 2025
Bible sales: +41.6%
App downloads: +79.5%
Christian music streaming: +50%
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Here are the numbers:
Annual U.S. Bible sales: +41.6% since 2022
Religion and Spirituality App downloads: +79.5% since 2019
Contemporary Christian music streaming on Spotify: +50% since 2019.
Wilson was asked her thoughts about what we are seeing from the younger generation. The 23-year-old Christian singer and influencer admitted that it has been amazing.
"Seeing my generation come to Jesus in a way they never have before is such an encouraging thing to see," Wilson said. "It feels like my generation is hungry for something real and something lasting to grab [on] to. And so I think vulnerability has become a big thing in my generation."
"People just being honest about what they are going through, what they are facing in life…and I think people are just being so much more open about faith," she added. "And the need that we have for it."
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A recent Fox News article highlighted that there's been a huge influx of young men, particularly those from Gen Z, returning to church.
FAITH RESURGENCE: At a time when America is wrestling with declining church attendance, a surprising reversal among Gen Z — once labeled the “least religious generation” — has pastors and researchers talking about the possibility of a new revival. pic.twitter.com/tYzt3N6N4E
— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 4, 2025
The report read:
A recent Barna Group study suggests that church attendance has increased among Gen Z and Millennial men, showing signs of a return to church that surpasses older generations.
Gen Z men are attending slightly more often than Millennial men, marking a generational reversal.
Barna Group's vice president of research, Daniel Copeland, said that most adults attend church around two out of every five weekends, but Gen Z is reversing the flow.
"This data represents good news for church leaders and adds to the picture that spiritual renewal is shaping Gen Z and Millennials today," Copeland said.
Dr. Cory Marsh, professor of New Testament at Southern California Seminary, told the outlet that "Gen Z males are becoming fed up with a virtual world run by algorithms and dating apps… and are seeking something real. Churches should respond to the current trend by modeling grace and truth, without elevating one above the other."
Could this be a sign that Americans are ready to return to our Christian roots? Maybe. Until then, we will have to just keep praying that we are headed in that direction.
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