Don’t Trust Your “Feminine Intuition” | Wife School #3 Alisa Childers
September 11, 2026
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5 min readWhen Seeking Truth Becomes a Trap
On the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk's death, Alex Clark sits down with Christian apologist Alisa Childers to examine a troubling phenomenon: how the pursuit of "hidden knowledge" about Charlie's murder has pulled many Christian women into a conspiratorial mindset that damages their faith, marriages, and peace. Childers argues that what looks like a quest for justice is often something spiritually dangerous—a modern form of an ancient heresy.
The Difference Between Asking Questions and Making Accusations
The central mechanism Childers identifies is the manipulation of "just asking questions." She explains that a question can function as an accusation in disguise: "If I say to you, 'Alex, why are you cheating on your fiancé?'—well, I'm just asking questions, right? No, I've just made an accusation within the question." This tactic, she argues, is what drives much of the online investigation into Charlie Kirk's death. Followers defend it as journalism, but the questions are not honest inquiries seeking answers—they are accusations seeking confirmation.
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What you'll learn
- 1 Don't Trust Your “Feminine Intuition” | Wife School #3 Alisa Childers
- 2 (01:55) **Wife School Returns with Alisa Childers** - Alex Clark introduces the topic: the line between biblical discernment and conspiracy obsession, and what happens when content consumption damages peace, marriage, and faith.
- 3 (03:02) **Remembering Charlie Kirk's Legacy** - Alisa shares her discovery of Charlie's work after his death and what impressed her about his ministry.
- 4 (05:17) **Forgiveness: Biblical vs. Therapeutic** - Alisa explains the distinction between the modern therapeutic view of forgiveness and the biblical view, based on TC Cannon's book *Counterfeit Forgiveness*.
- 5 (10:08) **Why Candace Owens' Investigation Is Concerning** - Alisa explains her public pushback against Candace Owens' claims about Charlie's death.
- 6 (13:20) **Why Conspiratorial Mindsets Matter for Biblical Wives** - Alex asks why this topic belongs in "wife school" and what warnings apply to Christian women.
- 7 (15:02) **Deception Is Moral, Not Intellectual** - Alisa makes a bold claim that deception at its core is a moral decision, not a failure of critical thinking.
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Wife School is back in session, and today's class honors one year since Charlie Kirk's death.
Today's guest is Alisa Childers — author, Christian apologist, former member of ZOEgirl, and host of The Alisa Childers Podcast. We're going somewhere uncomfortable: the line between biblical discernment and conspiracy obsession. When does asking hard questions turn into a search for secret knowledge the Bible explicitly warns against — and what happens when the content we consume starts changing our peace, our marriages, and even our faith? Alisa has publicly pushed back on Candace Owens' investigation into Charlie's death, and she doesn't hold back.
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