A Tale of Two Gospels - Only One Saves

In this episode/article, Lee examines the message presented at the Charlie Kirk memorial and the widespread claim that it was a revival moment for the church.While many celebrated the renewed attention on Jesus and the gospel, this piece asks a critical question: Which gospel was actually proclaimed?Lee breaks down the tension between two competing messages—one rooted in the biblical call to repentance, grace, and sacrificial love, and another shaped by political identity, vengeance, and power.This episode challenges believers to: Discern between the true gospel and a distorted version of it Examine whether political influence has reshaped their understanding of Christ Reflect on how mixed messages can impact those seeking truthIt also offers a pastoral word to those who felt excluded or harmed by what they heard, pointing them back to the true message of Jesus.Key Themes The danger of mixing the gospel with politics “Two gospels” | grace vs power The importance of doctrinal clarity The difference between revival and emotional response A call to repentance within the churchKey QuestionWhich gospel are we placing first—and which Jesus are we pointing people to?Call to ActionIf this message challenged or encouraged you, consider sharing it with someone who needs clarity on this issue.Subscribe for more content focused on keeping the gospel central in a politically divided culture. Get full access to The Not So Political Protestant at thenotsopoliticalprotestant.substack.com/subscribe