100 episodes
Voice of Reason Radio Chris Hohnholz, Richard Story
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.7 • 42 Ratings
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Chris and Rich explore biblical theology and practical application in a weekly podcast.
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The Book of Hebrews vs. Church Pragmatism
With the backdrop of Mark Driscoll and James River Church in view, Chris takes this episode to challenge Christians to understand that what and how we preach about Christ matters.
Show Links:
Justin Peters' Episode on Mark Driscoll -
VOR Rewind - The Peril and Pain of Pragmatism in the Church
This week week look back at a crossover of epic proportions as Chris Huff and Drew Von Nieda of the Matter of Theology Podcast joined Chris and Rich to take part in a round table discussion of the danger of pragmatism in the church and the rotten fruit it has produced in our world today.
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Of Eclipses and Bible Prophecy
This week, Chris discusses a recent social media claim that the upcoming solar eclipse is a prophetic revelation connected to Jesus, Jonah, and Noah. Such misuse of prophecy not only dishonors God and His word, it also causes confusion and fear among professing Christians.
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What Is a Good Church?
This week, Gene Clyatt of Squirrel Chatter joins Chris to discuss what are the characteristics of a biblical church and why Christians should be concerned about it.
Show Link:
Squirrel Chatter Podcast
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If There Is No Resurrection...
This week, Chris walks through 1 Corinthians 15:12-28 as he discusses how the resurrection of Christ is the lynchpin of the gospel, without which, Christians have no hope.
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Is Your Speech Corrupt?
This week, Chris discusses how Christians should model their speech with others after Ephesians 4:29-32 in our interactions with others.
Show Links:
Blog Article on X - Corrupting Speech
Blog Article on STTK
Customer Reviews
One of my favorites!
Fantastic podcast. So thankful for the way that these men search the scriptures and share with us. I found my self “amen-ing” through these episodes. I am recommending this ministry to my friends. God bless you, brothers!
What is the the biblical basis?
I listened to the podcast regarding TGC debate with Jen Wilkins. Your arguments included sources from places other than the Bible and just personal opinion (not biblical).
You discussed children having secular friends and having problematic influence. Child rearing years are the best times to discuss their peer influence. Our children will go off to college and careers and then what? They will have all the same (delayed) questions and their parents won’t be there to guide them.
I became a Christian in public high school because a Christian shared the gospel with me. We can’t sit here surprised that people are leaving Christianity at astounding rates when Christian’s silo themselves in homeschool or private Christian school environments. What if that Christian had not been there to witness to me? We need to care about God’s children (all of them!) and see them as God’s beautiful creation. We need to have deep care in their salvation! You truly cannot argue that you’re able to share the gospel with people in homeschooling as you can actually living life with your neighbors. The interest of your community directly impacts your children for generations to come. It impacts your grandchildren in a society that has not heard the gospel message!
You are fear mongering just as you label Jen Wilkins as doing. Christians in public schools deserve at the VERY least, verbal support from other Christians. Not everyone has a choice for private or homeschool and your negative dialogue does directly negatively impact your brothers and sisters in Christ.
Episode 211
Thank you for this episode and all that I have listened too. Biblically sound and useful for living.