Equipping Christians to identify the core beliefs of historic Christianity, discern its counterfeits, and proclaim the gospel with clarity, kindness, and truth.
Pastors, I beg you. Preach the Word of God boldly and with clarity. Quit pandering to culture. Be free of the fear of man. Be filled with the fear of God. Say what needs to be said. Get fired if you have to.
People flocking to our churches don't need rock concerts, flashy video bumpers, spineless pep talks, stand-up comedy routines, or vague principles that they have no idea how to apply. They don't need information on how to live a good life.
They need to be born again, filled with the Holy Spirit, and transformed into the image of Christ. They need strong Christian community to walk with them, disciple them, pray with them, laugh with them, cry with them, and support them.
I'm not saying your videos, music, and overall production can't be or shouldn't be excellent. I'm saying that stuff doesn't actually matter that much in comparison to what these souls (and all of us!) actually NEED.
I promise you. If one person leaves because of your boldness, ten more will fill their seat. God is bringing them to your doorstep. Oh, that every Christian pastor would understand the times and respond accordingly!
2 Corinthians 3:12: "Since we have such a hope, we are very bold."
Several years ago, I was invited to speak alongside Charlie Kirk at a Christian event (not affiliated with TPUSA). I declined, because TO MY SHAME I was influenced by the progressive narrative that Charlie was a divisive alt-right figure who had put politics in front of the gospel. I made this decision, not because I was informed about who Charlie was or what he did, but because I had seen a few clips of him online saying things that seemed to fit that narrative. My algorithm was feeding me a particular spin. I am so sorry that I didn't do my own investigation and discover that Charlie has probably preached the gospel to more people in his 31 years than I will in a lifetime. (I hope to prove that wrong with the years I have left.) This tribute smashes that narrative. Please spread this far and wide. As Frank said, "The Lord will prevail."
I spent an hour today with Chris Fabry on Moody radio processing the murder of Charlie Kirk. I shared some personal reflections as well as advice for how young Christians in particular can respond and move forward. I also shared the prayer I've been praying for the last 24 hours or so:
May God shine the full disinfecting power of his light on every dark and unsanctified corner of my heart and use this tragedy to purge every last drop of fear and cowardice that still resides there.
Going live today on Moody radio with Chris Fabri at 2 PM central. Originally we were going to discuss my dad‘s legacy (we still will talk about that a bit.), now it will be processing the Charlie Kirk assassination. Please pray for me for wisdom and clarity? Also feel free to tune in…
When I first wrote 'Another Gospel?', my hope was to help Christians discern the movement of progressive Christianity. Now, I’m thrilled to share that there’s a brand-new Student Edition—tailored especially for high school and college students who want to learn to spot the red flags, engage with the questions, and respond to the arguments in a way that is accessible and practical.
Hey friends, I wanted to let you know we won't be publishing a podcast for the next week or so. My Dad is in the final stage of cancer, and I need to step away to be with him and my family. If you want to contribute to his go fund me, you can click the link below. More than anything, we appreciate your prayers for my family. www.gofundme.com/f/support-chuck-girards-fight-aga…
This idea—highlighted by J. Warner Wallace—gets at something most people don’t realize: your starting point shapes everything. The way you understand the world now actually influences how you’ll process what you experience later.
Think of it like a filter: if you believe people are naturally good, you’ll interpret someone’s failure as an exception. If you believe people are innately fallen, you’ll expect flaws and look for deeper causes.
That’s why worldview matters so much—it’s the lens you use to make sense of reality, not just react to it. Before you even face a situation, your beliefs are already shaping how you’ll see it.
💬 Follow the link if you want resources on how your worldview shapes your understanding of truth and reality. https://youtu.be/EmS-fRY9ats
This view of faith isn’t about dependence on God — it’s about control. In NAR theology, faith becomes a tool or a force, not a relationship. Instead of trusting God’s will, the focus shifts to using “faith” to get results, as if we have the power to speak things into being ourselves.
Alisa Childers
My dad‘s memorial service will live stream today at 11 AM Pacific. Live stream and replay will be available at this link. 🔗
youtube.com/live/w8SDBhWBP3s?si=udPXUu1ZEjk27LD4
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Pastors, I beg you. Preach the Word of God boldly and with clarity. Quit pandering to culture. Be free of the fear of man. Be filled with the fear of God. Say what needs to be said. Get fired if you have to.
People flocking to our churches don't need rock concerts, flashy video bumpers, spineless pep talks, stand-up comedy routines, or vague principles that they have no idea how to apply. They don't need information on how to live a good life.
They need to be born again, filled with the Holy Spirit, and transformed into the image of Christ. They need strong Christian community to walk with them, disciple them, pray with them, laugh with them, cry with them, and support them.
I'm not saying your videos, music, and overall production can't be or shouldn't be excellent. I'm saying that stuff doesn't actually matter that much in comparison to what these souls (and all of us!) actually NEED.
I promise you. If one person leaves because of your boldness, ten more will fill their seat. God is bringing them to your doorstep. Oh, that every Christian pastor would understand the times and respond accordingly!
2 Corinthians 3:12: "Since we have such a hope, we are very bold."
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Several years ago, I was invited to speak alongside Charlie Kirk at a Christian event (not affiliated with TPUSA). I declined, because TO MY SHAME I was influenced by the progressive narrative that Charlie was a divisive alt-right figure who had put politics in front of the gospel. I made this decision, not because I was informed about who Charlie was or what he did, but because I had seen a few clips of him online saying things that seemed to fit that narrative. My algorithm was feeding me a particular spin. I am so sorry that I didn't do my own investigation and discover that Charlie has probably preached the gospel to more people in his 31 years than I will in a lifetime. (I hope to prove that wrong with the years I have left.) This tribute smashes that narrative. Please spread this far and wide. As Frank said, "The Lord will prevail."
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I spent an hour today with Chris Fabry on Moody radio processing the murder of Charlie Kirk. I shared some personal reflections as well as advice for how young Christians in particular can respond and move forward. I also shared the prayer I've been praying for the last 24 hours or so:
May God shine the full disinfecting power of his light on every dark and unsanctified corner of my heart and use this tragedy to purge every last drop of fear and cowardice that still resides there.
Listen here: www.moodyradio.org/programs/chris-fabry-live/2025/…
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Going live today on Moody radio with Chris Fabri at 2 PM central. Originally we were going to discuss my dad‘s legacy (we still will talk about that a bit.), now it will be processing the Charlie Kirk assassination. Please pray for me for wisdom and clarity? Also feel free to tune in…
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When I first wrote 'Another Gospel?', my hope was to help Christians discern the movement of progressive Christianity. Now, I’m thrilled to share that there’s a brand-new Student Edition—tailored especially for high school and college students who want to learn to spot the red flags, engage with the questions, and respond to the arguments in a way that is accessible and practical.
📚 Pre-order today! a.co/d/9p8QVUt
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Hey friends, I wanted to let you know we won't be publishing a podcast for the next week or so. My Dad is in the final stage of cancer, and I need to step away to be with him and my family. If you want to contribute to his go fund me, you can click the link below. More than anything, we appreciate your prayers for my family. www.gofundme.com/f/support-chuck-girards-fight-aga…
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Some argue that the Bible’s mention of eunuchs supports affirming LGBTQ identities. But is that a fair comparison?
Swipe to learn more—and to see the beauty of grace and truth working together.
Watch the additional commentary on this topic www.youtube.com/shorts/CAmlA4...
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This idea—highlighted by J. Warner Wallace—gets at something most people don’t realize: your starting point shapes everything. The way you understand the world now actually influences how you’ll process what you experience later.
Think of it like a filter: if you believe people are naturally good, you’ll interpret someone’s failure as an exception. If you believe people are innately fallen, you’ll expect flaws and look for deeper causes.
That’s why worldview matters so much—it’s the lens you use to make sense of reality, not just react to it. Before you even face a situation, your beliefs are already shaping how you’ll see it.
💬 Follow the link if you want resources on how your worldview shapes your understanding of truth and reality. https://youtu.be/EmS-fRY9ats
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#WorldviewMatters #ChristianApologetics #JWarnerWallace
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This view of faith isn’t about dependence on God — it’s about control. In NAR theology, faith becomes a tool or a force, not a relationship. Instead of trusting God’s will, the focus shifts to using “faith” to get results, as if we have the power to speak things into being ourselves.
But biblical faith isn't about manipulating outcomes — it's an active trust in Jesus Christ.
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