I disconnected my people being Christians from my people ethnically.

And I started to associate myself more with my ethnic people, people of the flesh,

as more than I did with my people who were of the faith.

Welcome to the Alisa Childers Podcast.

I've got a great guest to introduce you to today.

For context, we've done some episodes on something called critical race theory, critical

theory.

And often I think, concepts like that can be difficult for us to get our hands around.

What do we mean when we're talking about critical race theory and critical theory?

There's this sort of critical theory proper, that's this very academic discussion.

And then there is how critical theory and critical race theory seem to be manifesting in churches

and in families.

And that's really what we're going to talk about today.

It's this whole idea of this movement that's coming into Christianity.

Some might call it woke Christianity.

Some might call it wokeism, cultural Marxism.

You've heard it referred to as so many different things with different titles.

And it seems like in the past few years, many churches have begun to shift their focus

from an emphasis on teaching scripture to an emphasis on things not found in scripture.

Maybe shifting focus from the atonement of Jesus on the cross to more of an emphasis on

social justice.

And so my guess today is someone who has lived this.

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