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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Gen Z’s Dating Habits Are Shifting Along With Their Faith

2 days ago | relevantmagazine.com | Emily Brown

A growing body of data is pointing to a new and very real relational standoff: young men are becoming more religious and more conservative, while young women are not. And that divide is turning modern dating into a deadlock. For decades, religion researchers agreed on one thing: Women are the backbone of American faith. They filled the Bible studies, prayer groups and Sunday school rosters. But according to political scientist and pastor Ryan Burge, that story is starting to unravel.
We've Got Our First Official Look at the 'Office' Spinoff Series, 'The Paper'

2 days ago | relevantmagazine.com | Emily Brown

NBCUniversal has unveiled the first look at The Paper, a new spinoff of The Office that trades printers for a printing press. The mockumentary follows a struggling Ohio newspaper and a brand-new cast of characters (plus one familiar face). The first footage premiered Monday during NBC’s upfront presentation at Radio City Music Hall, introduced by cast members Domhnall Gleeson, Sabrina Impacciatore and Oscar Nuñez.
DawnCheré Wilkerson on Finding Purpose in the Waiting

3 days ago | relevantmagazine.com | Emily Brown

Most people hate waiting. We try to avoid it, hack it, optimize it. We complain when a package takes more than two days to arrive or when our lunch detours five extra blocks. In a culture conditioned to expect everything now, waiting feels like failure. But for DawnCheré Wilkerson, waiting is not a problem to solve — it’s a posture to embrace. Her new book, Slow Burn: The Work and Wonder of the Wait, is built on a radical premise: what if the in-between moments are the point?
Fox Is Working On a Limited Series Highlighting the Women of the Old Testament

3 days ago | relevantmagazine.com | Emily Brown

Fox has greenlit The Faithful, a new six-episode limited series that will retell stories from the book of Genesis through the perspective of five key women: Sarah, Hagar, Rebekah, Leah and Rachel. The series will focus on the “courageous and passionate, yet flawed” stories of the women, exploring themes of love, marriage, motherhood, temptation and faith. The show will also trace the origins of three major world religions—Judaism, Christianity and Islam—through their descendants.
Does God Want Us to Be Happy?

6 days ago | relevantmagazine.com | Taylor Berry

It shows up in sermons, small group debates, breakup justifications and Instagram captions over grayscale landscapes. At some point, most Christians hear it: “God doesn’t want you to be happy — He wants you to be holy.” The message is clear: happiness is nice, but not the goal. In fact, it might even be a red flag. But what if that’s a false choice?
The First American Pope — What You Need to Know - RELEVANT

6 days ago | relevantmagazine.com | Emily Brown

History was made Thursday as Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost stepped onto the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica and was introduced to the world as Pope Leo XIV — the 267th pope of the Roman Catholic Church and the first American to hold the role. The 69-year-old was greeted with chants of “Viva il Papa” from the crowd below as he offered a brief address in Italian, Spanish and Latin.
Pittsburg Steeler Draftee Kaleb Johnson Gets Baptized: 'This Is One of the Most Powerful Moments of My Life'

1 week ago | relevantmagazine.com | Emily Brown

Pittsburgh Steelers rookie Kaleb Johnson shared on Instagram this week that he was baptized, calling it “one of the most powerful and meaningful moments of my life.” In a heartfelt post, Johnson reflected on the significance of the decision: “As an athlete, I’ve spent hours, months and years training, competing and pushing my limits… But today wasn’t about physical strength or winning a game — it was about surrendering my heart and declaring my faith in Jesus Christ.” He went on to say that...
A New Study Finds God-Centered Relationships Are Stronger and Last Longer

1 week ago | relevantmagazine.com | Emily Brown

According to researchers from Florida State University, relationships built on a shared belief in God don’t just survive—they thrive. Over a four-week experiment, the researchers studied both couples who prayed together daily and couples who had positive interactions like discussing uplifting news stories. The study found that couples who prayed for each other regularly felt closer, more unified and actually trusted each other more than couples who didn’t.
Overnight Prayer and Worship Gathering in East London Draws 2,000 Young Adults

1 week ago | relevantmagazine.com | Emily Brown

On Friday night in East London, more than 2,000 people—most of them young adults—packed into Saint Church’s Hackney location for an all-night prayer and worship gathering. The multi-church event—created in collaboration between Saint Church, King’s Cross Church and Imprint Church—ran from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. and sparked what many attendees are calling a powerful spiritual outpouring marked by salvations, spontaneous worship and moments of deep repentance.
What the Wilderness Narratives Teach Us About God’s Silence

1 week ago | relevantmagazine.com | Taylor Berry

In the Bible, God’s most important conversations often happen in the quiet. Not the worship-conference, goosebump kind of quiet. The wilderness kind. The kind filled with questions, hunger and waiting. If you’ve ever begged God to speak and heard nothing in return, you’re not alone — and you’re not off track. From Genesis to the Gospels, silence isn’t a sign of God’s absence. It’s part of how He forms people. Take Hagar. In Genesis 16, she flees into the desert, pregnant and discarded.