What is an evangelical? And does that label even mean anything anymore? A couple weeks ago,

I sat down with Mike Reeves, president and professor of theology at Union School of Theology, to dig into just that question.

And today, I'm sitting down with him again so that he can answer some of your questions about the future of evangelicalism.

Listeners from around the world, from Texas to Australia to Kuwait, sent in questions

ranging from, does Mark Knowles' famous critique of evangelical anti-intellectualism still hold true?

To why does it seem like so many evangelicals are converting to

Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy? Mike's new book is called Gospel People, a call for

evangelical integrity from Crossway. Let's get started. Well, Mike, thank you for joining me again very quickly on the Crossway podcast.

Great to be with you, Matt.

Yeah, so a few weeks ago, we released an interview that you and I did related to the current

state of evangelicalism. And we dug into the use of that term today in our culture and around

the world., you know,

what a distinctly evangelical theological identity should actually look like and a whole lot more.

So if you haven't listened to that interview, I'd encourage people to go back and find that one.

But as we released that conversation and in your new book, Gospel People, we quickly concluded that

another interview would be worthwhile, this time answering questions that people from around

the world have for you about this discussion, this topic of what is evangelicalism, what does it

really mean to call ourselves evangelicals and what's the significance there?

So that's what we're going to do today.

We're going to discuss some questions that people have submitted.

So yeah, happy to do that with you.

Excellent.

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