Are we stereotyping Gen Z Christians too much?
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Sarah Davison, Research and Innovation Lead at Scripture Union, joined Max & Lydia to unpack new research showing that while young people see their online and offline lives as inseparable, they still place greater value on trusted relationships and real-life conversations when exploring faith.
Released on 6 Oct 2026
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