Christian. Author and host of The Alisa Childers Podcast and the Unshaken Faith Podcast with Natasha Crain. Member of CCM group ZOEgirl

Joined September 2025
I believe we are seeing real revival. My dad saw it too. As a drugged-out alcoholic hippie, lost in the great darkness that characterized his culture, he stepped into a church to see what this Jesus stuff was all about. My daddy. I miss him. 💔
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Anyone denying that Christians are being persecuted for their faith in Nigeria is relying on the official talking points of the Nigerian government (these are the same talking points that some legacy media outlets are simply repeating.) If you talk to those ministering on the ground and to Nigerian Christians themselves, they will tell you, it is absolutely real. The genocide is happening. Yes, some Muslims are being killed by other Muslims for not being Muslim enough and there are some land disputes (both of which I acknowledge in my reporting). But the bulk of the violence is centered on Christians. They are being killed at a ratio of five to one. They make up about 80% of the population of the displacement camps. It is religiously motivated persecution. My full @MorningWire report here.
I’ve really tried to avoid giving Candace any attention but since she seems to have the attention already, this post is spot on and you need to read it. She is using cult-leader tactics.
I’ve watched about 10 of Candace's cult episodes post-assassination. It’s a fascinating window into cult indoctrination. Watching the full videos is even more disturbing than the clips. Some of the cult tactics she uses: 1- She repeats herself constantly. Repeats words and phrases she wants to stick. She repeats them instead of letting them hang there where you might wonder ‘what’s the evidence of this?’ The evidence never comes, but she makes the statement again, and again, with more conviction…as if she showed you evidence. 2- She uses sarcasm, mockery and contempt probably 90% of the time now. Innuendo and implication delivered in sarcastic form. No evidence. But the tone tells you you’re stupid if you can’t see this. 3- Forced Teaming. She uses a lot of inclusive language so the cult feels like a home. Us, us, us, we, we, we. We will solve this. They can’t stop us. Etc. She elevates herself to cult leader status constantly, usually after several we and us statements. She likens herself to David, fighting Goliath. 4- She ends every show reading effusive praise about herself. You’re a hero! You’re our David! We must protect you at all costs! 5- She uses mystical knowledge that you just have to “trust her bro” about. She uses the phrase “I don’t know. But I know know.” Over and over. Even puts it on merchandise now. Advertising that none of this is backed by evidence. But she know knows! Ya know? She says Charlie came to her in a dream. Trust her bro. She uses this ghost Charlie to put words in Charlie Kirk’s mouth from beyond the grave. She refers back to it from time to time, adding to it and embellishing, when she wants to add extra authority to one of her attacks on people. She’ll attack their character simply because their husband was in the military for example (yes, this happened) and then back it up with ‘oh yeah and this was one of the people Charlie warned me about in the dream.’ 6- She pretends her life is in danger and makes reference to this in various ways, in every episode, which triggers the attack dog sensibilities of her most rabid cultists. She needs to be defended you see! 7-She actually puts other people’s lives in danger by targeting them and implying something nefarious that she never offers evidence for. She has done this to dozens of people, including non-public figures like that poor hoodie guy. She has done this to Charlie’s closest friends and even to his Pastors. Her biggest targets seem to be Seth Dillon and Josh Hammer though. She name drops them multiple times in almost every video. She brings them up constantly. She focuses the wrath of her increasingly unstable cult on these men and on Charlie’s friends, family, employees and Pastors. It’s like Orwell’s 2 minutes of hate but it’s over and over and over. Her cult essentially practices this kind of communal and focused hate of her perceived enemies with her. There’s a lot more that’s alarming, but that’s a good start.
I’d appreciate your prayers for our Unshaken Conference today in Dallas. I will be speaking about our cultural moment, biblical justice, and abortion. Psalm 19:14
Men and women are not the same.
I had a really stimulating conversation with @Alisa_Childers on her excellent podcast about complementarianism, gender, sexuality, and the church. To watch or listen, click the link in the thread below:
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I loved my conversation with @BrittRooted. We talked about so many things like the biggest threat to the church, the progressive drift of Christian Universities, and why Christian young people need help with discernment.
Another Gospel | Alisa Childers | Ep 66 In this episode of The Britt Mayer Show, we dive deep into the question: "What is True Christianity?" - in contrast to the modern push for a progressive, different gospel. Our special guest, Alisa Childers @alisa_childers , shares her powerful journey of faith through challenges with progressive Christianity and deconstruction. We explore the distinction between traditional Christian orthodoxy and the rise of progressive Christianity in today's society, particularly within universities. Get ready for a powerful episode about Truth in an era of progressive confusion. Episode 66 is now live across all platforms on The Britt Mayer Show - rootedwings.substack.com/abo… About Alisa: As a lifelong church-goer, follower of Jesus, and former CCM recording artist with the Dove award-winning group ZOEgirl, I experienced a period of profound doubt about my faith in my mid-thirties. I felt as though I had been tossed in a stormy ocean of uncertainty with no life jacket or lifeboat in sight. I didn’t know where to find answers to my questions, or if answers existed at all. Did I have to accept it all on some kind of blind faith? I began to investigate my faith intellectually—I took seminary classes and read everything I could get my hands on. This began my journey from unreasoned doubt into a vibrant, rational, and informed faith. - Alisa Childers Check out Alisa's book 'Another Gospel' and its student edition: alisachilders.com/another-go… This Episode is Brought to You By: We Heart Nutrition. Wholesome supplements for men and women from a family that shares your values. Use code ROOTEDWINGS for 20% off your first purchase: ⁠⁠⁠weheartnutrition.com⁠⁠⁠ Check out Britt’s fave things with exclusive community discounts. This helps fund the independent journalism of Rooted Wings so we can keep bringing you news and analysis that is not bought and is faithfully, consistently independent: ⁠rootedwings.substack.com/p/f…
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Alisa Childers retweeted
TRIBALISM. With @alisa_childers
Another Gospel | Alisa Childers | Ep 66 In this episode of The Britt Mayer Show, we dive deep into the question: "What is True Christianity?" - in contrast to the modern push for a progressive, different gospel. Our special guest, Alisa Childers @alisa_childers , shares her powerful journey of faith through challenges with progressive Christianity and deconstruction. We explore the distinction between traditional Christian orthodoxy and the rise of progressive Christianity in today's society, particularly within universities. Get ready for a powerful episode about Truth in an era of progressive confusion. Episode 66 is now live across all platforms on The Britt Mayer Show - rootedwings.substack.com/abo… About Alisa: As a lifelong church-goer, follower of Jesus, and former CCM recording artist with the Dove award-winning group ZOEgirl, I experienced a period of profound doubt about my faith in my mid-thirties. I felt as though I had been tossed in a stormy ocean of uncertainty with no life jacket or lifeboat in sight. I didn’t know where to find answers to my questions, or if answers existed at all. Did I have to accept it all on some kind of blind faith? I began to investigate my faith intellectually—I took seminary classes and read everything I could get my hands on. This began my journey from unreasoned doubt into a vibrant, rational, and informed faith. - Alisa Childers Check out Alisa's book 'Another Gospel' and its student edition: alisachilders.com/another-go… This Episode is Brought to You By: We Heart Nutrition. Wholesome supplements for men and women from a family that shares your values. Use code ROOTEDWINGS for 20% off your first purchase: ⁠⁠⁠weheartnutrition.com⁠⁠⁠ Check out Britt’s fave things with exclusive community discounts. This helps fund the independent journalism of Rooted Wings so we can keep bringing you news and analysis that is not bought and is faithfully, consistently independent: ⁠rootedwings.substack.com/p/f…
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This is your friendly reminder that you don't have to hold to a particular eschatology to affirm that Israel has the right to exist and defend its existence.
There is so much false information out there about how the Bible was compiled. Sadly, people think they are doing research by watching TikTok videos, but if you read actual books and look at the history, you would never conclude that a bunch of politicians "picked" the books of the Bible from a random pile of texts hundreds of years after the fact.
Lot of silliness floating around about the Bible and Nicaea. Unfortunately @RealAdamAllred repeats a lot of that here. But I think we should all take Adam’s advice when he says that we should “be honest with ourselves and start listening to the truth that is behind it, and if you doubt me, do your own research.” Hopefully this is an encouragement for Adam to take his own advice in this particular topic.
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Thank you, @conservmillen! I’ve seen too many Christians enthusiastically joining in on wild and sinful speculation, accusations, and slander as though God’s Word isn’t perfectly clear that such behavior is forbidden for Christ-followers. It’s evil, and nothing more.
ALLIE BETH STUCKEY: THINK before making accusations “This isn’t a Netflix series. It’s not an Agatha Christie novel. You’re not watching a whodunit movie!” 🔥 “If you’re implicating a real person in a murder plot, [it better be] true and backed by hard evidence.” “The words we say not only affect real people’s lives— they carry weight in eternity.” @conservmillen
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Necromancy is forbidden in Scripture. No exceptions. If you are communicating with what you think is a deceased loved one, you are probably talking with a demon. Accuracy does not mean it's from God. Listen to former Medium (now Christian) @DoreenVirtue explain.
Witchcraft, particularly Necromancy, is on the rise. It can look overt like visiting a Medium. It can also look innocent like simply talking to a deceased loved one. But it is prohibited in Scripture and there are no exceptions. I am deeply concerned about this because the enemy knows how to take advantage of people who are in a ton of pain. It's also very difficult to confront someone about this when they are grieving. It's his perfect opportunity to pounce.
what a surprise. brett cooper and her mom engage in witchcraft. she’s not a conservative. idc how hard people wanna gaslight me about it
Alisa Childers retweeted
You need to understand this about Nick Fuentes: trolling is his game. He's not trying to unite the right or strengthen this country. Nor is he conservative. His program is causing mayhem and getting attention. He's the Joker: he wants to watch the world burn.
And just so there's no misunderstanding, I'm not saying that feeling emotional during worship is wrong, but that it shouldn't be the goal or the driving force.
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I have so many thoughts about this. I agree with them about the awards. But in my opinion, this statement is everything that's wrong with modern worship culture: "Either He shows up in the room or it's not been worship." The emotionalism of the encounter-driven worship can be powerfully seductive. It can cause your subjective experience to bypass your mind and trump biblical truth. God doesn't "show up in the room." He indwells every believer...where we are, He is. (Thanks for posting, Lizzie. Glad to hear you're out of Bethel!)
She came out of bethel as did I (Jesus culture)…. Does she still believe the same things? I don’t know. But what I do know is she’s absolutely right in this instance.
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My mom watched me walk away and apparently never worried for like 17 years while I studied mysticism and eventually went trans. She just kept praying. I figure that between her and my grandma, the Lord must have finally got tired of hearing about it. I accidentally reconstructed and then the Lord changed everything. So anyway, there’s hope no matter how dark it looks like things are for your kids. Keep praying, keep speaking the truth in love, keep loving.
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Of all three books I've written, this one is my favorite.
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"Hell is a place for those who reject God. And God will not force anyone into his Kingdom who doesn’t want to be under his rule. And he can’t let sin and corruption in the door even for those who want the benefits of heaven but don’t want to turn from their sin to follow him." - From Another Gospel, Student Edition