Helping you answer Progressive Christianity and skeptical claims against the gospel from a biblical worldview
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SpiritualityReligion & SpiritualityChristianity |
Dr. Robert Gagnon is the foremost traditional interpreter of the Bible when it comes to issues surrounding biblical marriage, gender, and sexuality. He joins the podcast today to answer claims made by Dr. Dan McLellan, a Bible scholar who approaches ... more
Dawn Hill was a recognized "Prophet" and deliverance minister in the New Apostolic Reformation who has since repented of her false prophecies, teachings, and practices. On today's show she talks about her current ministry which includes ministering t... more
Bob DeWaay joins the podcast to talk about his extensive research on the topic of contemplative spirituality. In this episode, we discuss figures like Richard Foster and Ruth Haley Barton, concepts like spiritual direction, lectio divina, and contemp... more
Dave Stovall joins the podcast to talk about his experience coming from CCM to becoming a local worship pastor. Alisa and Dave discuss their pet peeves with modern worship music, as well as their views on how to choose theologically sound songs for c... more
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This podcast series has been so freeing and relevant in so many ways. Thank you, Alisa
for having this podcast. Thank you for that episode with Dawn Hill.
I was confused as I was listening to episode (316) that was titled as contemplative spirituality and the summary didn’t match the content of the episode. They talked about deliverance ministry and a variety of other topics within that realm but not about what was included in the summary. Not sure if wrong episode was uploaded or wrong summary… hoping they actually release an episode that is on this topic. This also happened with another episode I listened to recently as well. The content is usua... more
I love your podcast generally, but this one really missed the mark with your guest. He didn't have theologically solid ground to stand on, or at least he didn't present any. The reformed tradition has so much to say about how we worship. Please consider addressing this topic again with someone who has thought it through from a systematically solid viewpoint. Thank you!
Love most of Alisa’s guests. Give a 5/5 to most episodes. I was enjoying Kirk Cameron until he lumped having kids with differences like ADHD diagnosed and treated into a sort of “buying into our damaged culture.” I am a Christian who is fighting against all sorts of culture wars on a daily basis. But having my child diagnosed with ADHD and OCD and my other child diagnosed with autism is not buying into a culture war. It is getting my children the help they need thanks to the common grace God giv... more
I am a little confused about her perspective on the evidence for the shroud. For a ministry that is based on her coming back to the faith because of the evidence, to take a counter perspective because she does not think the evidence would be that strong from God, puzzles me. Jesus certainly made it clear for the 40 days after his resurrection that he wanted compelling evidence for people to believe. Archaeology has consistently showing us concrete evidence to sustain the reliability of the Scrip... more
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This show focuses on navigating the complexities of modern Christian beliefs, particularly in relation to Progressive Christianity and various skeptical claims about the gospel. Through discussions with guests from diverse backgrounds, it explores topics like spiritual warfare, biblical doctrine, and cultural challenges faced by Christians today. The unique aspect of the show lies in its commitment to addressing controversial issues with an emphasis on grounding beliefs in Scripture, making it a valuable resource for listeners seeking to deepen their understanding of faith in today's world.
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Recent guests on The Alisa Childers Podcast include:
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2. Elizabeth Elliott
3. Bob DeWaay
4. Adam Claasen
5. Darren Tyler
6. Dr. Doug Geivett
7. Dr. Richard Howe
8. Kirk Cameron
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