In Another Gospel? Childers describes the conversations that challenged her beliefs and shook her faith as well as the questions she asked that ultimately led her back to the God of the Bible and traditional Christianity. The group would meet regularly over four years and the ministry training Childers was told she would obtain would be comparable to four years in seminary…she lasted in the program for four months. She recounts the experience and her journey of rebuilding her faith in her book, Another Gospel? A Lifelong Christian Seeks Truth in Response to Progressive Christianity.Ĭhilders admits her faith was weak and untested, but never blind, when she was invited by her progressive pastor to join a small discussion group of selected individuals at her church. Everything she thought she knew became relentlessly challenged by a progressive pastor.Ĭhilders relates her season of questioning to feeling like she was tossed in a volatile ocean with no lifejacket or safety boat in sight. Still, her faith was rocked when she encountered a storm of unexpected uncertainty and doubt. She grew up attending church, serving within her local community, and witnessing her parents model a genuine faith and commitment to Jesus Christ.įor as long as Childers could remember, she had loved Jesus. Childers was raised in a loving, Christian home that prioritized loving God and loving people. Upon listening to her interview and learning a bit of her story, I started listening to her podcast, The Alisa Childers Podcast.Īlisa Childers is an American singer and songwriter who is best known for being a member in the female Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) group, ZOEgirl. I wasn’t familiar with Alisa Childers until she was a guest on Allie Beth Stuckey’s podcast, Relatable. Another Gospel? A Lifelong Christian Seeks Truth in Response to Progressive Christianity By Alisa Childers

Another Gospel? by Alisa Childers