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.

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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...


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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.

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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.

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Alisa Childers

Jesus’ life wasn’t a coincidence, nor was it a story that could have been written about just anyone. Centuries before His birth, the Scriptures recorded promises, patterns, and prophecies—down to specific details about where He would be born, how He would suffer, and even how He would die.

No other figure in history could fit that profile. The prophecies converge uniquely and unmistakably on Jesus of Nazareth, showing that His life was not random but the intentional fulfillment of God’s plan.

In this conversation, you’ll see how prophecy confirms who Jesus is and why it strengthens our confidence in the truth of Christianity.

🎓 And for young thinkers, 'Another Gospel? Student Edition' offers stories, tools, and resources to build strong faith.
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Alisa Childers

Christianity doesn’t rest on abstract ideas or timeless myths—it’s anchored in history. Jesus lived, walked, taught, and died in the real world, at a specific moment that can be traced with names, dates, and places we still recognize today.

That historical grounding makes all the difference. If Jesus truly entered our world, then Christianity is not just one story among many—it’s the story that explains reality itself.

In this conversation, you’ll see why the historical Jesus matters for faith, and how Christianity stands apart from myth or legend.

💡 And for students, 'Another Gospel? Student Edition' uses stories, charts, and questions to help build a faith that’s rooted in truth.
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Alisa Childers

‪@Natasha_Crain‬ and I reviewed the latest Jen Hatmaker book, "Awake." Grab a huge pile of laundry to fold because this is a long one!

My summary: In "Awake," Hatmaker identifies the greatest force of oppression in her life: Christianity. Then, she replaces it with the unholy trinity of Feminism, critical pedagogy, and witchcraft (yes actual witchcraft). Now she is living from that worldview which "trusting the goodness of my own safe body" leads her into being "awake," sexually liberated, and ultimately happy. She does this all in the name of a "Jesus" that is crafted by her own imagination.

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Alisa Childers

Progressive Christianity is not about deepening our understanding of eternal truths, but about reinterpreting the story itself in a radically different way—one that aligns more closely with contemporary values and seems to offer greater existential satisfaction.

🎧 Want to hear how this plays out in real sermons? Get the breakdown from my conversation with Michael Moore.


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Alisa Childers

We live in a culture that often treats truth like ice cream flavors—choose whichever one feels right for you. But reality doesn’t work that way. Belief doesn’t create truth, and denial doesn’t erase it.

Truth exists outside of us. It’s objective. And Christianity rests on that kind of truth—not wishful thinking, not personal preference, but historical events and the reality of who God is.

That’s why building faith on evidence and truth matters so deeply. Christianity calls us not just to believe, but to believe what is true.

📖 Another Gospel? Student Edition is now available!
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Alisa Childers

It’s easy to spot the obvious red flags in a sermon—but that’s not where true discernment is tested.

The real challenge? Catching the moments that sound right… but aren’t.
When a phrase feels biblical or familiar, it’s tempting to nod along. But if you don’t pause to ask, “What do they really mean by that?” you might miss a subtle shift away from truth.

True discernment isn’t just about detecting the outrageous. It’s about recognizing when something is almost right—but built on a completely different foundation.

🎧 Want to see this kind of subtle distortion in action?
Watch Michael Moore and me break down a sermon from a progressive Nashville church—where the words sound right, but the meaning is something else entirely.

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