The last few generations have seen a diverse range of discussions and debates on what it means to be male or female. Many of these conversations and concepts would have been unimaginable only a century ago.

Why is the sermon the central feature of the worship service?

Why read the Bible every day?

With more options to fix our eyes upon than any other culture in history, how should a Christian choose what he or she reads and watches?

10 episodes in, Jon & Matt switch the format up a bit.

Today, each host surprises the other with two topics. A brief conversation (with minimal banter) ensues.

*Also, drop-outs in the audio have been noted.*

The apostle Paul uses some strong but simple language to explain what following Christ looks like. In Colossians 3, we read about what we're supposed to "put off" and what we are supposed to "put on." The change is nothing less than a new identity defined by our Savior.

How do you remember the Sabbath? More importantly, why are we supposed to?

In our final episode of this "Who We Are" mini-series, Jon and Matt discuss a few Baptist distinctives.

While all Protestants must point to the age of reformation as an important aspect of their own church heritage, it does not mean that all Protestants or Evangelicals hold to the major tenets of Reformed Theology.

Part two of our "Who We Are" series involves a look at what it means to be Evangelical.