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Mentioned in 10 episodes
Faithfully Different
Regaining Biblical Clarity in a Secular Culture
Book • 2022
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Mentioned in 10 episodes
Mentioned by 

as the book where ![undefined]()

defines deconstruction as a shift of authority.


Alisa Childers

Natasha Crain

38 snips
The #1 Thing That Will Prevent You From Being Deceived feat. the Women of Apologetics
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as her first non-parenting-specific book.


Natasha Crain

26 snips
#285 Should Christians Speak up about Politics? with Natasha Crain
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in reference to 

's discussion on the non-neutrality of secularism.

Alisa Childers


Natasha Crain

25 snips
#57 John Mark Comer's Practicing the Way: Serious Theological Concerns
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as a book where 

unpacks the secular mindset.


Frank Turek


Natasha Crain

24 snips
Why Are Christians Supporting Unbiblical Positions? with Megan Basham, Alisa Childers, & Natasha Crain
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as an excellent book that addresses secular ways of thinking that have made their way into Christianity.


Frank Turek

24 snips
Is Judging the Ultimate Sin? Unpacking the Chip & Joanna Gaines Controversy PLUS Q&A
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as a phenomenal resource that can be used to supplement and train leaders.

Josh Mulvihill

7 Key Problems in Kids Ministry, with Josh Mulvihill
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as a book written by Natasha Crane.

Tim Whitaker

354. TNE RESPONDS: Focus on the Family Goes After Deconstruction
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as a book by Natasha Crane with insights on secular thinking.


Frank Turek

What Are You Going to Do With Your Guilt? with Dr. Bobby Conway
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as the source of a phrase about shifting authority from Scripture to the self.

Alisa Childers

#59 The Deconstruction Playbook: Jen Hatmaker and the Rejection of Hell
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as her first non-parenting book about regaining biblical clarity in a secular culture.


Natasha Crain

Engaging With a Culture That Hates You (Guest Episode with Alisa Childers and Natasha Crain


