How Woke Evangelism Corrupts the Gospel with Seth Richardson

Conversations That Matter

Jon Harris

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🗓️ 25 June 2020

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Evangelist Seth Richardson talks about his own experience coming out of a cult and joining a Southern Baptist Church, only to find cultish tendencies in the evangelism ministry. Seth recounts how he came to understand the errors of using things like D.A. Horton's "thebonics" and principles in Eric Mason's "Woke Church." Finally, Seth contrasts the true gospel with the social justice message.

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0:00.0	This short video is sponsored by enemies within the church film project or find out more simply go to
0:06.8	W.W. enemies within the church.com.
0:09.8	Well my name is John Harris and for those who have watched or listened to my podcast,
0:13.5	conversations that matter, you'll know that over the last year, I focused a lot of my attention
0:18.0	on the social justice movement within evangelicalism.
0:21.1	I've talked about the theological implications, the political
0:24.8	implications, and today we're going to talk about the implications for evangelism. This is an
0:30.1	interview that I actually recorded about a year ago ago I've been sitting on it and I finally
0:33.9	decided to release it because I think the time is right now.
0:38.5	Seth Richardson is a friend of mine, he and I both went to the same church around three or four years ago and the church
0:45.9	had a good doctrinal statement still does to my knowledge. Some great people there. I've learned
0:51.1	a lot from some of the men that I rub shoulders with there and
0:54.4	I was happy to be a member for the short time that I was. But I noticed at the time that there
0:59.0	were some things that I couldn't put my finger on, some things that bothered me about conversations I'd hear, even some things I heard
1:06.0	from the pulpit at times, and I didn't know what I was witnessing quite.
1:10.7	I knew it sounded a lot like some things I had heard in my secular college experience, but I didn't quite know how to categorize it.
1:17.0	Well, now I know what I was witnessing was the social justice movement.
1:20.0	And Seth Richardson was going to the church around the same time and he was in a different ministry.
1:27.6	He was doing evangelism and he saw firsthand how social justice impacted his evangelism ministry at the church and the whole
1:35.6	evangelism ministry there.
1:37.0	Well, I was unaware of this at the time.
1:39.0	I did not know that this was taking place.
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