The Alisa Childers Podcast

Explore the debate on whether Jesus excluded anyone and promoted tolerance. Discover the misconceptions surrounding Jesus and the exclusive nature of his message.

The chapter discusses the upcoming release of short answers to theological and apologetics questions during the host's sabbatical. It explores the complexities of human evil and its impact on our perspective, rebellion against God, witness, judgment, Christ's sacrifice, trust in government, skeptical arguments, and worldview. It also highlights the relationship between understanding human evil and the longing for the Lord's return.

In this podcast, the hosts provide short answers to tough theological and apologetics questions. They discuss Jesus claiming to be God, the accusation of God commanding genocide, the Trinity, contradictions in religions, and scientific evidence for God's existence. The episode also includes advertisements for Alisa Childers' content, Bakers holiday traditions, and Chumba Casino's social casino games.

This podcast explores common mistakes people make when thinking the Bible has errors. It discusses misconceptions about interpretation, understanding literary devices, and variations in copies. The aim is to equip Christians with answers to counter critics and proclaim the gospel.

The hosts discuss the story of Jephthah in the Bible, exploring different interpretations and addressing the moral implications. They analyze what the story actually says and the difficulties in reconciling his actions with religious beliefs.

Exploring the early church fathers' beliefs on the divine nature of Scripture, this podcast chapter provides quotes from Clement of Rome and Justin Martyr. It also delves into the views of Justin, Erenaeus, Tertullian, and Augustine on the Bible as inspired by God, authoritative, and without falsehood.

The podcast discusses Jesus' explicit claims to deity and the significance of these claims in relation to his execution. It also explores Jesus' assertion of his pre-existence before Abraham and the reaction of the Jews to his claims, highlighting the accuracy of their understanding and their desire to execute him for blasphemy.

Exploring the uncomfortable yet beneficial details in the gospels, this podcast discusses how these embarrassing aspects indicate historical reliability and enhance their credibility. It also delves into challenging sayings of Jesus and the inclusion of both positive and negative aspects about him, making him a demanding leader to follow.

In this podcast, the host explores the connection between social justice and the gospel. They discuss the historical roots and selective application of social justice, as well as the importance of a common definition of morality and the transformation of hearts through the gospel for achieving social justice. They also address the potential confusion and misconception when the gospel is divorced from its biblical context.

Discussion on signs of progressive Christianity in a church including changes in authority of Scripture, focus on social justice, redefinition of sin and holiness, rejection of biblical gender roles, and downplaying the uniqueness of Jesus and Christianity.