Most American Evangelicals are happy with the length of their pastor’s sermons, while a third want more in-depth teaching from their church.
That’s according to a recent survey which found 85% of respondents satisfied with the length of sermons, which averaged around 27 minutes.
The researchers were surprised more younger churchgoers didn’t want shorter sermons.
Around 70% of Evangelicals are also satisfied with the depth of biblical teaching, but the other 30% wanted more.
Brand communications agency Infinity Concepts which helped carry out the survey told the Christian Post that’s good news at a time when biblical literacy is very low.
The survey found the vast majority of respondents liked topical political messages or political involvement in their churches.