Relevant Magazine

Since its inception in 2002, RELEVANT has established itself as a top platform for Christian individuals in their twenties and thirties. We explore themes of faith, culture, and purposeful living, sharing stories that reflect the essence of a Christ-centered life. Our magazine focuses not on the idea of "being relevant," but rather on how God plays a crucial role in every part of our lives. We ensure to cover topics that truly matter to our audience. Each month, we connect with around 2,300,000 Christian millennials and Gen Zers across various channels, producing a print and iPad edition every other month, along with daily online content, occasional broadcasts on RTV, and a weekly podcast.

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What to Do When Your Friends Are Deconstructing (and You’re Not)

5 days ago | relevantmagazine.com | Taylor Berry

It can feel like everyone is deconstructing these days. Your favorite Christian influencer? Deconstructing. That couple from your college ministry? Deconstructing. The guy who used to lead worship every week? He’s now quoting Richard Rohr and reposting astrology memes. Meanwhile, you’re still here. Still following Jesus. Still going to church, even if it’s complicated. You’ve had questions, sure — but you haven’t walked away.
85% of Gen Z Thinks the Internet Is Ruining Their Soul—and They’re Right - RELEVANT

1 week ago | relevantmagazine.com | Taylor Berry

Most of Gen Z knows the internet isn’t helping their spiritual life. According to new research from Barna Group and Gloo’s ongoing State of the Church study, 85% of young adults agree that their generation spends too much time on screens. More than half say in-person relationships are more valuable than digital ones. These aren’t empty complaints. Despite growing up in the most connected era in history, many Gen Zers report high levels of loneliness and emotional isolation.
The Genesis of Everything: How Science and Faith Are Telling the Same Story

1 week ago | relevantmagazine.com | Taylor Berry

You probably didn’t come to faith because of a biology textbook. And you probably didn’t ace freshman science because of the book of Genesis. For most of us, science and faith have always felt like they’re speaking different languages — two disciplines that orbit the same questions but rarely acknowledge each other’s presence. They’ve been treated like opposites for a long time. Not enemies, exactly, but not teammates either. One explains how the world works. The other tells us why we’re here.
Five Years After George Floyd's Death, Most Americans Think Nothing Has Changed

1 week ago | relevantmagazine.com | Emily Brown

It’s been five years since George Floyd was murdered by a Minneapolis police officer — a moment that sparked global protests, public lament and a cultural spotlight on racial injustice unlike anything America had seen in a generation. From prayer vigils to corporate DEI campaigns to millions flooding the streets, it seemed — briefly — like something might finally shift. But a new study from the Pew Research Center shows that most Americans don’t believe that shift ever happened.
Country Star Bailey Zimmerman Shares Powerful Testimony at Sand in My Boots Festival

1 week ago | relevantmagazine.com | Emily Brown

Rising country artist Bailey Zimmerman surprised fans by pausing his set to share how God turned his life around. “God loves you where you’re at,” Zimmerman told the crowd. “It took a long time for me to understand that and believe that. But God loves you no matter where you’re at in your life. He loves you.”The 24-year-old singer, known for hits like “Religiously” and “Rock and a Hard Place,” got vulnerable about how faith carried him from working construction to headlining country festivals.
What Your Screen Time Is Doing to Your Soul

1 week ago | relevantmagazine.com | Taylor Berry

If the average person spends seven hours a day staring at a screen—and data says we do—then here’s a sobering thought: that’s nearly half of our waking life spent online, in apps, in feeds, in someone else’s highlight reel or algorithm. We’re tethered to glowing rectangles like our souls depend on it. But what if the opposite is true? We already know our phones are wrecking our focus. The pull is constant: you reach for it when you’re bored, anxious, tired or overwhelmed.
Not Where You Thought You’d Be by Now? Why Summer Is a Great Time to Reroute

1 week ago | relevantmagazine.com | Taylor Berry

You were supposed to have it figured out by now — or at least that’s what the version of you from two years ago assumed. Maybe by this point you’d have the job title, the apartment, the relationship or some combination that signaled you were officially on track. Instead, it’s another summer, and you’re still trying to convince yourself that “figuring it out” isn’t a scam. Maybe the dream job turned out to be corporate theater.
Tauren Wells: Why Life Can Still Feel Empty (Even When You’re Doing Everything Right)

2 weeks ago | relevantmagazine.com | Emily Brown

You wake up early. You knock out your to-do list. You make plans, hit goals, stay connected, stay productive. On paper, everything’s fine—maybe even good. But somewhere underneath the noise and motion, there’s a dull ache. A quiet sense that something’s still… missing. It’s not a crisis exactly. Just a lingering, low-grade emptiness. A feeling that even your faith—once vibrant, once central—has gone a little flat. You’re showing up, believing the right things, doing the work.
Christian Apologist Wesley Huff Says Joe Rogan Is Going to Church Regularly

2 weeks ago | relevantmagazine.com | Emily Brown

Joe Rogan—the comedian turned UFC commentator turned host of the world’s most downloaded podcast—is reportedly attending church “consistently,” according to Christian apologist Wesley Huff. Huff, who appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience earlier this year, shared on the Know What You Believe With Michael Horton podcast that Rogan has remained in contact since the recording and is exploring faith in increasingly serious ways.
Are Christians Too Focused on Being Right?

2 weeks ago | relevantmagazine.com | Taylor Berry

Spend five minutes on Christian Instagram and you’ll see it: theological takedowns, sharp rebukes, doctrinal debates between strangers. It’s not just fringe accounts — it’s regular, well-meaning believers using their platforms to say what’s “true,” often with a tone that feels more combative than Christlike. We’ve been told it’s about standing firm. About not compromising. About defending the truth.