Alisa Childers spent years as a singer in the Christian pop group ZOEgirl before a crisis of faith sent her digging into the evidence for Christianity. What she found not only rebuilt her faith but made her one of the clearest voices warning the church about progressive Christianity. Her book Another Gospel? chronicles that journey, and her podcast has become a go-to resource for believers navigating deconstruction stories and cultural challenges to historic Christian faith.
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Top 5 Areas of Focus
- 1Progressive Christianity: Explaining how progressive theology differs from historic Christian faith and why it matters to know its dangers.
- 2Deconstruction Stories: Responding with grace and evidence to the wave of faith deconstruction in the church.
- 3Her Own Faith Crisis: Sharing how honest doubt led her to investigate and ultimately trust the evidence for Christianity.
- 4Cultural Lies: Testing popular slogans like live your truth against Scripture and reason.
- 5Historic Christian Doctrine: Defending core doctrines like the atonement, the resurrection, and biblical authority.
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Answering Your Hardest Questions
Alisa Childers explores biblical discernment, addressing questions on church leadership, parenting in a skeptical culture, navigating political disagreements, understanding the persistence of the saved, and why AI cannot replicate genuine spiritual discernment.
5 Apologetics Questions Every Christian Should Learn How to Answer
Alisa explains how Christians can defend their faith by answering five common skeptical questions regarding the Bible, Jesus' resurrection, science, slavery, and the historical existence of Jesus.
The Arrogance of Modern Atheism
Alisa Childers explains the theological perspective, based on Romans 1, that atheism is not due to a lack of evidence for God, but rather a moral suppression of the truth of His existence.
Addressing the deconstruction movement with Frank Turek!
Alisa Childers and Frank Turek discuss the deconstruction movement. They define it as a shift in authority away from biblical truth and offer a Christian perspective on handling hypocrisy and doubt.
How to Spot the Danger Signs of Progressive Christianity in Your Church
Alisa Childers outlines five warning signs a church may be drifting toward progressive Christianity, specific phrases and shifts in teaching to listen for, helping viewers recognize subtle theological changes before they take hold.