Alisa Childers

Christian apologist Alisa Childers and speaker Tim Barnett join the host to discuss the deconstruction of Christianity. They explore the motivation behind deconstruction, the origins of the term 'exvangelical', inconsistencies within the movement, and the importance of faith and evidence. Their new book 'The Deconstruction of Christianity' provides answers and guidance for Christians engaging with those who have left the faith.

Alisa Childers and Dr. Christopher Yuan discuss Side B Christianity, identity complexities, and critique various topics. They explore spiritual friendship boundaries, controversial figures, desire versus temptation, deconstruction in the church, and the Exiles in Babylon Conference. They emphasize biblical perspectives, diversity in speaker selection, and the need for clarity in communication.

Alisa Childers, author of The Deconstruction of Christianity, talks about the faith deconstruction movement, its origins, and its impact on young people. Deconstruction involves re-examining one's childhood faith and questioning objective truth. She advises resolving intellectual doubts through study, but emotional doubts may require counseling. Understanding the philosophical roots and maintaining a loving presence are crucial when dealing with deconstructing loved ones. The podcast also explores the challenges of accepting God's wrath, navigating relationships in deconstruction, and addressing toxicity and lack of discipleship in churches.

Join singer and songwriter Alisa Childers as she shares her journey of deconstructing core beliefs, discusses deconstruction in Christianity, explores the concept of Christian nationalism, emphasizes the role of questions in deconstructions, and talks about the importance of genuine testimonies and discipleship in joining the church. The conversation also touches on freedom and obedience, favorite candies, current reading habits, opinions on The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings, guilty pleasures like zombie movies, and an entertaining mix-up with the band Journey at a festival.

Alisa Childers and Tim Barnett discuss the challenges of deconstruction in relationships and offer advice on navigating conversations with loved ones. They explore the connection between deconstruction and critical theory, the motivation behind deconstruction, and the two types of questions people may ask. They also touch on the problem of giving up external authority and highlight resources like their book and the approach at Southern Evangelical Seminary.

Alisa Childers, an author examining the deconstruction movement in Christianity, discusses its growing influence on churches. She explains what faith deconstruction is and its significance, highlighting the stark differences between conservative and progressive Christians. Alisa addresses how LGBTQ ideologies intertwine with these discussions and explores the political underpinnings of faith. Practical advice is offered for guiding loved ones through the challenges of deconstructing their beliefs, emphasizing the importance of returning to biblical truths.

Discussing the true nature of faith deconstruction, the guests break down this sweeping movement in churches. They explore the roots of deconstruction, its impact, and offer insights on how to respond biblically. The conversation dives into the influence of social media, the importance of addressing both intellectual and moral challenges, and the need for grounding beliefs in Scripture to combat subjectivity in modern Christianity.

Alisa Childers, a Christian apologist and author, joins Tim Barnett in discussing the deconstruction movement within Christianity. They explore the multifaceted nature of deconstruction and its impact on the church today. They delve into the question of what it means to be a true Christian, discuss the rise of the deconstruction movement, and highlight the challenges faced by individuals with biblical views on sexuality.

Guest Alisa Childers and host discuss the book 'Untamed' by Glennon Doyle, touching on topics like self-help, radical feminism, spirituality, and white supremacy. They explore the influence of the book on culture and the church, addressing themes of self-discovery and contrasting spiritual beliefs. The conversation includes insights on discernment, freedom, sin, justice, and the power of compassion in challenging discussions.

In this engaging discussion, guest Alisa Childers, a thought-provoking host known for her insights on Christianity, tackles the seriousness of sin and how it's often misinterpreted today. They explore the Greek term 'hamartia' and stress the importance of viewing sin as a significant transgression against God, challenging modern, progressive views that downplay its gravity. The conversation reveals the theological conflicts arising from these interpretations, making for a compelling examination of faith and morality.