Welcome to the Conversations That Matter Podcast. My name is John Harris. We're going to have a short

podcast today. I'm going to jump right into it. We're going to talk about a chapel that just came out from the seminary I went to

southeastern Baptist theological seminary and the chapel message is from the

25th so January 25th, that's Tuesday.

And someone actually messaged this to me right when it happened that,

you know, oh my goodness, you know, I can't believe JD Greer said what he said.

And I've gained the gist of it just from seeing posts online but I haven't

listened to the whole thing so I was poking around it today.

J.D. Greer's teaching on revelation, the seven churches, and I haven't heard the

clip in question yet, but we're about to get there. So we're going to listen to it together.

And the reason we're doing this isn't, it's not a I think the

sometimes the other side thinks you're just playing a game of got you know got ya

it's you know critique the pastor and I I saw there was an article from the gospel

coalition that came out ironically I think on the same day it was yesterday

from I don't know remember the author but it was a whole article on why you you know it's

dangerous to use sermon clips out of implying they're out of context these gotcha

moments that are posted online to destroy preachers and

and who are they talking about? It's woke preacher clips. It's this montages I've put together.

It's enemies within the church. It's that kind of stuff that they're talking about. So I may do another episode and just talk about that particular article because the question isn't whether or not you take a clip or quote someone.

The question is, are you doing it fairly?

Are you representing them accurately?

If someone says that I do not agree with killing and then you edit the clip to make it sound like I agree

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