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If Childers really wants to get serious about the danger of preaching another gospel, perhaps she should shine the spotlight a little closer to home. That American evangelical white audience that she speaks to, the one that she has gotten all worked up worrying about a false gospel, that audience exhibits high support for Vladimir Putin, it exhibits a high aversion to refugees, it has a long history of racism and misogyny. Another Gospel Alisa Childers, Lee Strobel Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., 2020 - Christian biography - 288 pages 3 Reviews Reviews aren't verified, but Google checks for and removes fake.

expires tomorrow? /J7MVLkuIjzīut here is the irony of Alisa Childers. Is something really “progressive” when it is simply old, outdated ideas returning in a new pair of skinny jeans? Learn to respond to this new religion with Alisa Childers starting March 28. She was raised in a Christian home, where she had seen her mom and dad feed the hungry, clothe the homeless, and love the outcast.

If you want a capsule summary of how offensive Childers is, take a look at this Frank Turek tweet in which he promotes Childers’ “course” that explains how Christians like Brian Zahnd, Rachel Held Evans, Greg Boyd, Peter Enns, and Richard Rohr are not Christians at all, but rather a new religion that Childers calls “progressive Christianity.” This is disgusting slander.Īnd to make matters worse, Childers and Turek are actively monetizing this propaganda in the form of books and courses for conservative white evangelicals (their primary demographic audience). Some Think that It Is a Much-Needed Progressive Reformation. Sadly, Cameron of Capturing Christianity continues to boost Childers. Alisa Childers has become very popular in the last few years promoting some scary thing she calls “progressive Christianity”.