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The Alisa Childers Podcast

Alisa Childers
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Helping you answer Progressive Christianity and skeptical claims against the gospel from a biblical worldview

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Latest Episodes

Today I’m joined by philosopher and veteran apologist Dr. Douglas Groothuis to tackle the biggest misconceptions about Christian apologetics—what it is (and isn’t), why it matters for evangelism and discipleship, and how to respond when critics dismi... more

In today's conversation, Alisa Childers is joined by Anna Kitko—a researcher and clinical expert on spiritual abuse—to unpack the historical, biblical, and psychological roots of deliverance ministry. Together they explore how many of today’s practic... more

When journalist and author Megan Basham released her book Shepherds for Sale, the evidence she uncovered should have sparked healthy reform and accountability within evangelical institutions. Instead, she watched the entire “Big Evangelical” infrast... more

Is deeper political engagement faithfulness—or a fast track to compromise? In this candid conversation, Alisa and Jesse Westwood (Faith Reframed) wrestle with Christian political involvement in the wake of recent events, the rise of Christian nationa... more

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Recent Guests

Jesse Westwood
Author and speaker who focuses on reclaiming faith from harmful theology.
Episode: #337 Dominionism, Third-Way, and the Christian Right: A Friendly Debate, with Jesse Westwood
Dr. Everett Piper
Former president of Oklahoma Wesleyan University and host of The Rebellion Podcast
The Rebellion Podcast
Episode: #335 The Progressive Poison Spreading Through Christian Colleges, with Dr. Everett Piper
Jon Root
Former contributor at Turning Point USA Faith and advocate for biblical discernment.
Turning Point USA Faith
Episode: #333 3rd Wayism vs. NAR: Opposite Errors Threatening the Church, with Jon Root
Ty Jones
Content creator with a focus on Christian apologetics and critical examinations of organizations such as fraternities and sororities.
Miss Titus Jones on YouTube
Episode: #332 Should Christians Pledge Fraternities and Sororities? with Ty Jones
BJ Mauser
Seminary Professor at Southern Evangelical Seminary
Southern Evangelical Seminary
Episode: #330 You Might Be Twisting the Bible (Without Even Realizing It), with BJ Mauser
Brandon Kimber
The director and creator behind the American Gospel series
American Gospel
Episode: #328 The Holy Spirit Is Not Your Genie: Responding to Jenn Johnson’s Troubling Theology
Brian Huffling
Professor at Southern Evangelical Seminary and expert in history and philosophy
Southern Evangelical Seminary
Episode: #327 Can History be Known? Yes. Here's Why it Matters for Christianity, with Brian Huffling
Judge Phil Ginn
President of Southern Evangelical Seminary
Southern Evangelical Seminary
Episode: #326 How to Guard Against Mission Drift, with Judge Phil Ginn
Brady Cone
A man who shares his journey from LGBTQ life to faith in Jesus.
Calibrate Ministries
Episode: #325 Leaving the LGBTQ Life Behind to Follow Jesus, with Brady Cone

Host

Alisa Childers
Host of the podcast, known for her focus on addressing Progressive Christianity and skeptical claims against the gospel from a biblical worldview.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 7.9k ratings
  • Grounding

    I love listening to this podcast. Alisa’s heart to root out bad and heretical ideas in the church is inspiring. Keep up the good work Alisa!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SkolPotato
    United Statesa month ago
  • Thank you

    Alisa, thank you for being raw and honest and open with your listeners. Thank you for requesting prayer from us because it reminds me to pray for you. Thank you for helping us to be more bold as we see you courageously step out in faith and obedience to save souls (with your nose in the Bible and praise on your lips).

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jerica S5
    United Statesa month ago
  • First Time- From ABS

    I’ve heard of Alisa Childers from Allie Beth Stuckey and I’m glad I finally found her podcast! It was such a great listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    swork16
    United Statesa month ago
  • Beautiful voice in song and conversation

    Thank you for what you do. Love your discussions…I have learned so much as a born again Christian. The last month of my pregnancy and during my labor I listened to your album quite a bit and it gave me such comfort I could feel the Holy Spirit’s presence and delivered her without fear in the comfort of my own home.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sierraboz
    United States2 months ago
  • Truth filled

    Alisa is an excellent communicator. So clear to understand. And she is so gracious even when calling out false teachers. I just love listening to every episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lindseymv123
    United States2 months ago

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Overall, listeners express gratitude for the guidance provided in a time of cultural confusion, citing the show as a valuable resource for strengthening their faith.
Many find the insightful interviews with guests to be both informative and inspiring for navigating modern challenges to faith.
There are some critiques regarding perceived organizational issues and disallowed misunderstandings in episode summaries.
Listeners appreciate the podcast's deep engagement with complex theological issues and the host's clear articulation of a biblical worldview.
The tribute episodes resonate strongly with the audience, evoking emotional connections and personal reflection.

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#334 Why Political and cultural Engagement Is Not a social Gospel, with Frank Turek
Q: How can we be praying for Frank?
Pray for Frank's stamina and the emotional wellbeing of those close to Charlie Kirk.
#335 The Progressive Poison Spreading Through Christian Colleges, with Dr. Everett Piper
Q: Why do you say that pride month marks the collapse or is a symbol of the collapse of Western civilization?
Pride month symbolizes the collapse of Western civilization because it reflects the mainstream acceptance of progressive ideologies that challenge traditional moral values and undermine the biblical definition of human identity.
#326 How to Guard Against Mission Drift, with Judge Phil Ginn
Q: What can I do to prevent drift in my church or organization?
Stick to the inerrancy of Scripture, be innovative in outreach, and make a significant impact in the community while holding true to biblical teachings.
#317 Deliverance Ministry part 7, with Dawn Hill
Q: What would you want to leave people with as it relates to the topic of Deliverance Ministry?
Salvation is deliverance; it is sufficient and powerful enough to set the captive free. Trust in God's Word rather than in the teachings of deliverance ministers.
#314 Does the Bible Contain the Right Gospels? With Adam Claasen
Q: What makes the New Testament Gospels more reliable than some of these Gnostic Gospels?
The New Testament Gospels were written closer to the time of Jesus and by authors who were either eyewitnesses or closely associated with them, while the Gnostic Gospels appeared later and do not have the same eyewitness support.

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2. Dr. Everett Piper
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4. Ty Jones
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7. Brian Huffling
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