Christianity is once again the most persecuted religion in the world according to the latest report from the International Christian Concern. While persecution against Christians has long been a fixture of the faith in places dominated by Islamic extremism, the report found that persecution has also increased in Latin American countries like Nicaragua and Venezuela—both traditionally Christian. It’s unlikely that Christianity will reach that level of persecution in the United States and other parts of the West; rather, the decline of faith in our culture will have to be through the slow atrophy of neglect rather than the swift attack of persecution. So what can we do to avoid that fate?

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