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Free Stuff Fridays (Ligonier Ministries)

This week’s Free Stuff Friday is sponsored by Ligonier Ministries, who also sponsored the blog this week.

What do Canadians believe about God?

For the first time ever, Ligonier Ministries has conducted a State of Theology survey throughout Canada, revealing what people today think about core teachings of the Christian faith. The 2026 key findings reveal significant confusion within the Canadian church, calling for clear and faithful Bible teaching.

Today, Ligonier is offering a State of Theology study guide. This resource contains:

•The complete 2026 Canadian results from The State of Theology survey
•Graphs visualizing survey responses from Canadian adults and evangelicals
•Commentary on the theology addressed in every survey statement
•Questions for group discussion and personal reflection
•Recommended resources for studying each doctrine more deeply

This free study guide offers more than insights into the soul of the nation and the state of the Canadian church. Discussion questions and recommended resources help chart a way forward: recovering the essential truths of the Christian faith for greater spiritual health in the church and greater clarity in our witness to the world.

Ligonier Ministries exists because theology matters. Explore the Canadian State of Theology survey and download the free study guide today.


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