Mini Pro­file: Tiffany Bluhm

This mini pro­file was made as part of our look at the “2024 Exiles in Baby­lon Con­fer­ence” and Max Lucado’s involve­ment in that con­fer­ence. Click here for the main arti­cle on that sto­ry.

Tiffany Bluhm is a author, speak­er, and pod­cast­er, most notable for her book “Prey Tell.” She writes and speaks on top­ics of wom­en’s equal­i­ty, jus­tice, and dig­ni­ty. But her def­i­n­i­tions of all those things do not line up with the Bible, but instead line up with the Cul­tur­al Marx­ist assump­tions of “wok­e­ness.”

1. Sys­temic Racism
   • Tiffany adopts a world­view of oppres­sor-oppressed, both for “race” and gen­der. Though not as much as gen­der, ideas of sys­temic racism per­me­ates much of her writ­ing and speak­ing. This includes rec­om­mend­ing “woke” books such as “Repa­ra­tions” by Duke Kwon. In addi­tion, she shared a post in 2020 that reads “The fact that peo­ple will believe that the pan­dem­ic is some kind of con­spir­a­cy because a YouTube video told them so but need iron­clad proof to believe sys­temic racism exists is peak white suprema­cy.
2. Wom­en’s Lib­er­a­tion
   • Tiffany’s writ­ing and speak­ing are flood­ed with terms of “sys­temic sex­ism,” “oppres­sion,” “lib­er­a­tion,” and “the patri­archy,” but her paid ($2500) “cohort” called “the Resister­hood” serves as the most promi­nent exam­ple of her Crit­i­cal The­o­ry infused form of fem­i­nism. The cohort makes it clear that they will be explor­ing “wom­en’s lib­er­a­tion.” She even goes as far as to include a crit­i­cal schol­ar to talk about “transna­tion­al fem­i­nism.” If you are unsure what all these terms mean, they are all the tech­ni­cal parts that make up “wok­e­ness,” and are coun­ter­parts of Crit­i­cal Race The­o­ry. The point is, this is equiv­a­lent to some­one com­ing out and say­ing “I am a Crit­i­cal Race The­o­rist.”
3. The Bible only exists to serve her agen­da
   • In gen­er­al, she is pseu­do-phy­col­o­gy and “woke” ide­olo­gies first, and only pulls the Bible in when it advances her cause. This hap­pens to the degree that she down­plays Jesus to ele­vate her agen­da. To demon­strate, talk­ing about the woman caught in adu­la­to­ry she said: “[H]e first and fore­most chose to pro­tect her (John 7:53–8:11). He did not wait until he got to the bot­tom of the issue, find­ing out exact­ly what she had done, if she had been seduced, if there was a pow­er imbal­ance, or if she start­ed it. Ensur­ing her safe­ty came first… He was not anoth­er man who would take advan­tage of her. Although Jesus told her to “Go and sin no more,” he did not con­demn her.”
     • Jesus did not need to “get to the bot­tom of the issue,” He was God, He does­n’t have to “get to the bot­tom” of any­thing
     • “Go and sin no more” is a state­ment of con­dem­na­tion, and an admon­ish­ment to no longer do con­demnable things (sin)
     • Reads Jesus into this con­tentious text, not as some­one call­ing for repen­tance from peo­ple, but as a man pro­tect­ing abused woman from the patri­archy.
4. Pro­gres­sive Chris­tian­i­ty
   • Tiffany has been fea­tured in rad­i­cal­ly pro­gres­sive “Chris­t­ian” pub­li­ca­tions, some­thing she proud­ly includes in her bio on her web­site. These include the likes of Red Let­ter Chris­t­ian, a pro LGBT, pro rad­i­cal cli­mate change, pro Hamas group. As well as Sojourn­ers, who fol­low a sim­i­lar trend, and have gone as far as to say God is a black woman.

As should be clear, not only is Tiffany Bluhm “woke,” but is quite rad­i­cal. These are the kind of peo­ple that moti­vat­ed the cre­ation of Ene­mies With­in the Church, as their teach­ings are fil­ter­ing down into the pews, and turn­ing hearts and minds away from Christ, and towards wicked, world­ly ide­olo­gies.