1KHO 941: The God Who Named Every Star Knows Your Story | Lisa Harper, Theology For the Rest Of Us

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Welcome to the 1000 Hours Outside Podcast. My name is Ginny Yurich and I'm the founder of 1000HOURS Outside. And I'm so honored and excited to have Lisa Harper back with me. With us today, last time we talked about the fact...

Lisa Harper (2:10)

Your grin makes me so happy. I could just look at your face and I would have a better day. I love that you grin while you talk.

Ginny Yurich (2:17)

Well, I think last time we talked about the fact that we both have big heads.

Lisa Harper (2:21)

I have a huge head. I have a huge head. I need to lean back because I have such a... No, look, they match. And people think I'm insecure about it. I'm like, no, I'm 63 I'm fine. I just have a hard time getting hats that fit. But truly, Ginny, whenever people... Do you do this? Like if people... If I'm taking a picture with friends, I kind of just naturally just step back a little bit because otherwise it's... And again, I'm fine with it. I'm fine with having a big head. But it is so out of proportion with some of my friends. And some of my friends have especially small heads because they have especially small bodies. And it looks like, hi, I'm Lisa from the large head planet. I mean, it's hilarious.

Ginny Yurich (2:58)

All right, let's talk about this new book that you have out. It is called... It's beautiful, by the way. All of your books are always beautiful. Theology For the Rest of Us.

Lisa Harper (3:05)

No, I haven't liked a lot of my books. That one, I actually love the cover.

Ginny Yurich (3:09)

I love it. I love it. It's like a mosaic, it's gorgeous. A user-friendly guide to super cool, really transformational stuff about God and why it matters. This is a book of 50 different words. You say you're a word person, you love words, you're a word nerd. What's interesting about the words is that they include words that everybody knows, like grace. That's one of them. People name their kids Grace. Then it includes things like biblical translatory variants.

It was like one to the next, to the next. You're like, well, I've heard the word. Now, I've heard the word kerygma, but only because of your events. I've heard the word covenant, but I've never heard of the phylloqueue clause.

The hypostatic.

Lisa Harper (3:54)

Phylloqueue clause or apophatic theology.

Ginny Yurich (3:57)

Yeah.

SPEAKER_3 (3:58)

There's some cool ones.

Ginny Yurich (3:59)

I pronounce them all wrong.

Lisa Harper (4:01)

You know this. It doesn't matter if you can spell it or use it on words with friends. But the concept behind the terms, that's why even the word theology, that's why I put that crazy subtitle, is I think oftentimes people hear the word theology and they think, oh, academics.