The Alisa Childers Podcast - #110 Jen Hatmaker, Judging the Fruit, and the True Nature of Deception

#110 Jen Hatmaker, Judging the Fruit, and the True Nature of Deception

06/20/21 • 46 min

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On today's podcast, I'm publishing the audio from several "short answer" YouTube videos I've published recently. We'll cover Jen Hatmaker's theology of "Judging by the fruit," the true nature of deception, a bad interpretation of "knowledge puffs up," taking the Bible literally, and the political nature of progressive Christianity.

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