Equipping Christians to identify the core beliefs of historic Christianity, discern its counterfeits, and proclaim the gospel with clarity, kindness, and truth.
As Christians, we must embrace the whole counsel of Scripture, rather than rely on cherry-picked verses.
Progressives often isolate Jesus's command to "Love God and love your neighbor," concluding that "it's all about love" while ignoring everything else, including HOW to love, or how God even DEFINES love.
It's too simplistic to define love however we want. True biblical love is defined by the entire Bible. Want the full discussion on this topic? Check out the video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Is48y...
We live in a culture that subtly but consistently tells us that true significance and worth are earned only through public-facing achievement or a career outside the home. This creates immense pressure, especially for mothers, to constantly seek external validation for their profound and often unseen contributions.
The real trap is that this external focus often leads to prioritizing busyness—for ourselves and our kids—as a mark of a meaningful life. But true contentment and the space for creativity and self-discovery often lie in the exact opposite direction.
Don't let the pursuit of being "busy" blind you to the eternal value of the work you do inside the walls of your home. The most meaningful contribution you can make often happens when you're not rushing to fill every moment with entertainment or activities. Give yourself and your family the gift of enough.
A big goal as parents is to teach our children to take ownership of their own faith.
While we can't guarantee the results, we are called to be faithful in our efforts.
Yes, a child's will can be guided and the truth can be clearly laid out before them. Our role is to help create a fertile soil for the transformative work of the Holy Spirit to take place. Want the full discussion on this topic? Follow the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8TSM...
The popular cultural mantra that true love means never asking a person to change might seem like a nice sentiment, but it actually falls short when describing divine love. The ultimate purpose of Jesus' sacrifice was not to affirm your current state, but to rescue you from the consequences of your sin and calling you to walk away from it. The incredible truth is that Christ loved you while you were still in your sin, but His love is so powerful and holy that it demands a new nature. This is the process of being 'set apart' and made holy (sanctification), driven daily by the Holy Spirit.
If your definition of love excludes the constant need for moral growth and change, you're missing the transformative power of the Gospel.
Every believer encounters moments of doubt or confusion, especially when cultural views clash with biblical teaching. The real danger isn't the questions themselves, but the answer you choose for the inevitable follow-up: "Where do I turn next?" The moment you elevate current moral trends or personal feelings above the consistent, centuries-old testimony of the Apostles who gave us the very foundation of our faith, you are setting up a temporary, shaky substitute.
Remember that monumental choice the disciples made: they recognized that no other teaching offers true eternal life. Before you decide to stand in judgment over Paul or the Old Testament, think very carefully about the weight and longevity of the source you are abandoning vs. the source you are embracing.
Many believers fall for the illusion that faith should protect them from pain. But the gospel was never a promise of comfort. It was a call to perseverance. The prosperity message twists hope into entitlement, forgetting that trials often form the kind of faith God values most. True joy doesn’t come from escaping suffering, but from seeing it through the lens of eternity.
We often approach the New Testament as if it were a standalone story, but it’s actually the continuation of a much older one. The words, symbols, and even the worldview of Jesus are deeply woven into the fabric of the Hebrew Bible and the language of His people. When we set aside that context, we risk creating a version of Jesus disconnected from history. Understanding Him means tracing His words back to their roots.
So many people struggle to understand certain Bible passages, not because the text has changed, but because we’ve forgotten the world it was written in. Archaeology bridges that gap, uncovering details about daily life, customs, and beliefs that bring Scripture into sharper focus. When we study the Bible in its original context, we don’t just learn history, we learn to see Jesus’ words the way His first followers did.
As parents, we can’t control outcomes, and that includes our kids’ faith. But we can shape the environment they grow up in: what they hear, what they see modeled, and how truth is presented in our homes. The goal isn’t to manufacture belief, but to point them to the One who transforms hearts. When we stay faithful, we give the Holy Spirit room to do what only He can do.
Far from disproving Scripture, archaeology continues to affirm it. From ancient city walls and temple ruins to inscriptions that bear the names of kings and governors, the land of Israel is filled with reminders that the Bible is rooted in real history.
Every discovery adds another layer of confirmation: the people, the places, and the events recorded in Scripture are not myths—they’re grounded in the dust and stones beneath our feet.
In this conversation, you’ll see how archaeology strengthens faith and offers powerful answers to those who doubt the Bible’s reliability.
🔎 Wrestling with doubts about Christianity? 'Another Gospel? Student Edition' provides tools to discern truth from error and defend your faith. Order it now!
Alisa Childers
As Christians, we must embrace the whole counsel of Scripture, rather than rely on cherry-picked verses.
Progressives often isolate Jesus's command to "Love God and love your neighbor," concluding that "it's all about love" while ignoring everything else, including HOW to love, or how God even DEFINES love.
It's too simplistic to define love however we want. True biblical love is defined by the entire Bible.
Want the full discussion on this topic? Check out the video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Is48y...
#Gospel #Christians #Jesus #Bible #Apologetics #Christianity #Sanctification
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Alisa Childers
We live in a culture that subtly but consistently tells us that true significance and worth are earned only through public-facing achievement or a career outside the home.
This creates immense pressure, especially for mothers, to constantly seek external validation for their profound and often unseen contributions.
The real trap is that this external focus often leads to prioritizing busyness—for ourselves and our kids—as a mark of a meaningful life. But true contentment and the space for creativity and self-discovery often lie in the exact opposite direction.
Don't let the pursuit of being "busy" blind you to the eternal value of the work you do inside the walls of your home. The most meaningful contribution you can make often happens when you're not rushing to fill every moment with entertainment or activities. Give yourself and your family the gift of enough.
Want the full discussion on this topic? Follow the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOdXI...
#Value #Motherhood #Busyness #Feminism #Meaning #Sanctification #Gospel #Christians #Jesus #Bible #Apologetics #Christianity #Children
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Alisa Childers
A big goal as parents is to teach our children to take ownership of their own faith.
While we can't guarantee the results, we are called to be faithful in our efforts.
Yes, a child's will can be guided and the truth can be clearly laid out before them. Our role is to help create a fertile soil for the transformative work of the Holy Spirit to take place.
Want the full discussion on this topic? Follow the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8TSM...
#Value #Motherhood #Sanctification #Gospel #Christians #Jesus #Bible #Apologetics #Christianity #Children
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Alisa Childers
The popular cultural mantra that true love means never asking a person to change might seem like a nice sentiment, but it actually falls short when describing divine love.
The ultimate purpose of Jesus' sacrifice was not to affirm your current state, but to rescue you from the consequences of your sin and calling you to walk away from it.
The incredible truth is that Christ loved you while you were still in your sin, but His love is so powerful and holy that it demands a new nature. This is the process of being 'set apart' and made holy (sanctification), driven daily by the Holy Spirit.
If your definition of love excludes the constant need for moral growth and change, you're missing the transformative power of the Gospel.
👉 Follow the link to learn more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHKBf...
#ChristianGrowth #Sanctification #HolySpirit #TransformingLove #GospelTruth
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Alisa Childers
Every believer encounters moments of doubt or confusion, especially when cultural views clash with biblical teaching.
The real danger isn't the questions themselves, but the answer you choose for the inevitable follow-up: "Where do I turn next?"
The moment you elevate current moral trends or personal feelings above the consistent, centuries-old testimony of the Apostles who gave us the very foundation of our faith, you are setting up a temporary, shaky substitute.
Remember that monumental choice the disciples made: they recognized that no other teaching offers true eternal life. Before you decide to stand in judgment over Paul or the Old Testament, think very carefully about the weight and longevity of the source you are abandoning vs. the source you are embracing.
👀 Follow the link to learn more! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBpFW...
#BiblicalAuthority #History #FaithQuestions #Scripture #Doubt #Christians #Bible #Jesus #Christianity #Apologetics #AlisaChilders
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Alisa Childers
Many believers fall for the illusion that faith should protect them from pain. But the gospel was never a promise of comfort. It was a call to perseverance. The prosperity message twists hope into entitlement, forgetting that trials often form the kind of faith God values most. True joy doesn’t come from escaping suffering, but from seeing it through the lens of eternity.
Watch the full podcast episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHKBf...
#Christians #Bible #Jesus #Christianity #Apologetics #AlisaChilders #Prosperity #Gospel"
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Alisa Childers
We often approach the New Testament as if it were a standalone story, but it’s actually the continuation of a much older one. The words, symbols, and even the worldview of Jesus are deeply woven into the fabric of the Hebrew Bible and the language of His people. When we set aside that context, we risk creating a version of Jesus disconnected from history. Understanding Him means tracing His words back to their roots.
Watch the full conversation! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6TXn...
#Christians #Bible #Jesus #Christianity #Apologetics #AlisaChilders #Archaeology
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Alisa Childers
So many people struggle to understand certain Bible passages, not because the text has changed, but because we’ve forgotten the world it was written in. Archaeology bridges that gap, uncovering details about daily life, customs, and beliefs that bring Scripture into sharper focus.
When we study the Bible in its original context, we don’t just learn history, we learn to see Jesus’ words the way His first followers did.
📺 Watch the full conversation, including the segment about “let the dead bury their dead” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6TXn...
#Christians #Bible #Jesus #Christianity #Apologetics #AlisaChilders #Archaeology"
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Alisa Childers
As parents, we can’t control outcomes, and that includes our kids’ faith. But we can shape the environment they grow up in: what they hear, what they see modeled, and how truth is presented in our homes. The goal isn’t to manufacture belief, but to point them to the One who transforms hearts. When we stay faithful, we give the Holy Spirit room to do what only He can do.
📺 Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8TSM...
#Christians #Bible #Jesus #Christianity #Apologetics #AlisaChilders #Happiness
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Alisa Childers
Far from disproving Scripture, archaeology continues to affirm it. From ancient city walls and temple ruins to inscriptions that bear the names of kings and governors, the land of Israel is filled with reminders that the Bible is rooted in real history.
Every discovery adds another layer of confirmation: the people, the places, and the events recorded in Scripture are not myths—they’re grounded in the dust and stones beneath our feet.
In this conversation, you’ll see how archaeology strengthens faith and offers powerful answers to those who doubt the Bible’s reliability.
🔎 Wrestling with doubts about Christianity? 'Another Gospel? Student Edition' provides tools to discern truth from error and defend your faith. Order it now!
#Christianity #Evidence #Bible #Apologetics
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