Welcome to the conversations. Is that matter podcast? I'm your

coach John Harris. Just have a few things I wanted to discuss pertaining to

evangelicalism specifically today. One of them actually is encouraging and if I have an opportunity to share

something encouraging with you I definitely want to do it. It encouraged me and I

am looking forward to sharing in effect. I'll make that the end. I'll make that the thing we land the plane on so that

you have a good taste in your mouth when you go about your daily life after listening to this and

and so anyway I'm looking forward to getting to that but there's just a few things that I've wanted to address I've been doing some traveling I've also just haven't had

The time to devote there's a lot of different things I'm trying to devote my time to and

it's hard to sometimes figure out what the best use of that time is but I wanted to

I wanted to one of the things I'm going to talk about today. I wanted to let some time

past and give myself the opportunity to look into it a little more and that's the

situation with J.D. Hall. And so I'm going to talk about that a little bit as well. For those who don't know, I'll explain a little more. I'll give you a little bit about what's going on there and then I also want to just follow up on

this whole issue of the SBC's Me Too moment this article that Megan Basham wrote but now it's an article that is I mean

it's it's become so much more than an article by Megan Basham in the Daily

Wire it is now the whole debate over this has gone

into things like whether or not David raped Bathsheba and and there's so many

moving parts. There's some audio from Jennifer Lyle that's been revealed and that audio seems to not be quite

perhaps consistent with other things Jennifer Lyle has said or at least there's

inconsistencies that people are noticing and so there's just a whole lot of stuff going

on and now I find it out that there's a documentary being made apparently with

Rachel Den Holland or Al molar I think Jennifer Lyle was in it as well and and so this is

just awkward for them to have this debate happening right in front of them as to whether or not there was corroboration, really that's what the debate's about, was their corroboration in the guidepost report that the Southern Baptist Convention's executive committee hired, they hired guidepost to do this report and this is what they've essentially accepted. The conventions accepted this report

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