Voice of Reason Radio

This week Michael Coughlin joins Rich and Chris to discuss how Christians ought to make a cognitive study of the Scriptures so that they may mature in their knowledge of the Lord.

This week Pastor Emilio Ramos joins the VOR crew to talk about his gospel film "Unpopular" and his new book "Crucified." Tune in to hear about both of these important and gospel centered works.

In light of President Trump's recent attempt to enact a travel ban from nations known for terrorist activities, how should Christians view these efforts from a Biblical perspective?

This week, Chris and Rich discuss the feminization of men, and the masculinization of women, in America.  Why is this happening and how should Christians respond to an increasingly backward culture?

This week, Rich and Chris discuss the need for Christians to be comitted to the daily study of the Word of God, and some methods that can help make consitent study possible.

Chris and Rich start 2017 by reflecting both personal and public issues that impacted them in 2016.

This week, Rich and Chris interview author Greg Elsasser about his new book "The Field Trip."  

This week, Rich and Chris talk about one of American Evangelicalism's most forbidden doctrines, repentance.  This doctrine is intergral to the gospel, yet so many wish to ignore or downplay it altogether.  Christians must have a right understanding of biblical repentance, not only to present the gospel rightly, but that we might grow in our walk in Christ.

This week, Chris and Rich discuss the need for Christians to have a sound and robust theological understanding of sin.  Not only does it help us grow in our sanctification, but it is essential in our proclamation of the gospel.

This week, Chris and Rich break out the velvet hammer to take the professing church to task.  In light of the 2016 election, many people have taken to mocking liberals who are protesting the results.  With this being our mission field, Christians ought not become an added stumbling block in and of themselves by sounding more like conservative talk radio than followers of Christ.