In this podcast conversation between Joe McGarry and Geoff Sinibaldo, the hosts explore the challenges and opportunities facing the church in a time of declining membership and changing cultural attitudes toward religion.

They discuss regional and denominational trends in church decline, highlighting the need for congregations to adapt to new realities and rethink their approaches to outreach and mission. Despite the decline in organized religion, the hosts find hope in the continued belief in God among the majority of American adults and the curiosity about spirituality displayed by many young people.

They emphasize the importance of engaging with individuals' curiosity and receptiveness to spirituality as an opportunity for meaningful connection and potential transformation. The hosts also reflect on the future of the church, emphasizing the significance of individual encounters with Christ and the need to focus on fostering connections rather than getting caught up in cultural conflicts.

Despite the challenges posed by declining church attendance, the hosts remain optimistic about the church's potential to offer hope, comfort, and transformation to those seeking spiritual connection. They affirm their commitment to ongoing dialogue and exploration of what it means to be part of the church in a changing world.