A brand-new national survey has delivered a shocking revelation: while most Americans still believe sin exists, far fewer are willing to admit they themselves are sinners. The Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University released its 2025 American Worldview Inventory last week, polling 2,000 adults this past May.

The results expose a troubling reality–our culture has grown comfortable acknowledging sin in the abstract while denying its personal weight. And this disconnect, many experts argue, is the fruit of years of silence in America’s pulpits.

That silence is not…