Welcome to the conversationsations at Matter Podcast. My name is John Harris for Part 2, hopefully

a two-part series because I really don't want to go much farther with this but we're talking about a book by

Lisa Sharon Harper called the Very Good Gospel so if you haven't seen the first

episode you might want to go watch that it's about an hour long this is we're going to get in more of the weeds in this particular episode and I want to start off just with some review because we talked about Lisa Sharon Harper's conception of the gospel. And the reason we did this book is because I think it gets to the heart of one of the main issues, if not the issue, it's the fundamental issue at least, now the social justice activists are promoting and

it's it's bad enough that it's a different view of truth a different view of reality

a different view of ethics but when you also see that there's a different gospel being promoted, to me that's a

prime motivation for getting involved in stopping this thing. And in Lisa Sharon Harper's book, The Good Gospel, I think we see what that looks like in a

syncretized form in a more honest way.

This is where I think formerly conservative evangelicals are going.

They're going towards Lisa Sharon Harper's

position. In fact, she's been active and motivating and according to her evangelicals, a

word she uses for marching against racial violence, really with BLM that kind of thing and and so

she's there there is some some of what of an overlap here she does have some

influence and it was someone who was a supporter of this

particular podcast who reached out and said look this lady is becoming more

popular this leader and would you please do a review of this book so we were doing that and one of the things we

talked about was this idea that there's a tension between the gospel of grace

uh... you see that term in acts twenty twenty four and then the gospel of the Kingdom which we see in Matthew 4, 9, 24, in

fact in the Great Commission the Gospel of the Kingdom will be proclaimed to all the

nations and one of the things I asked was think to yourself.

Are there two Gospels promoted in the New Testament?

Are there two different Gospels?

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